And whose book is first on the list? Moi! The Killer in the Heath is my paranormal adventure with the next two books coming out very soon! I love a long list of books, it’s ever so tempting! THE KILLER ON THE HEATH IN MEMORY OF MICHELLE But Not Forgotten: A Clint Wolf Novel (Clint… Continue reading Reblogged – Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense
Category: Mystery
Murder at Monterey by Ellen Read
A weekend away and a murder in this delightful cosy mystery story. I had the honour of reading an Advanced Reader’s Copy (ARC) of this enjoyable book. I’m so glad I did. Released today 16th June, Ellen Read has created another beautiful story. Set on the 1920s/30s, it was the era of elegance. Although this… Continue reading Murder at Monterey by Ellen Read
Books for June
I don’t usually like planning books to read in advance. I’ve always chosen what appeals at the time. For the past time year post apocalyptic stories have dominated my preferences and I can’t see that changing much. However, this month's book contain two. Screenshot Power is the seventh book of The Burning Tree series. I've… Continue reading Books for June
Murder at Monterey by Ellen Read
It’s always a pleasure when a great storyteller brings out a new book. Ellen Read has written five of these books all set in twenties Australia. Now the sixth one is about to hit the shelves. They are wonderful stories, and standalone. So if you’ve not read one, then jump into this. I’ll be reading… Continue reading Murder at Monterey by Ellen Read
My Review – Hide and Seek by Julia Blake
I’ve read the previous five books in the series and when this one came out on the 27th March, I bought it and read it before the end of the month. As I said above, if the book has Julia’s name on the front, you know you are in for a good read. Each book… Continue reading My Review – Hide and Seek by Julia Blake
Sunday Author Support, Featuring – Sahara Foley
This new feature is where I share books from authors I’ve read and loved. Sahara’s is a science fiction and fantasy lover. She took her late husband’s stories, edited and enhanced them to make enthralling and tantalising tales that readers adore. She is also a gamer and crystal collector. More Details More Details More Details… Continue reading Sunday Author Support, Featuring – Sahara Foley
My Review of The Street by Susi Holliday
This came in an email from Amazon where the paperback was discounted. It has been a long time since I read a psychological thriller. Anna is the main character and she moves into a gated community street with her husband Peter, which was supposed to be their safe haven. Right from the start it’s obvious… Continue reading My Review of The Street by Susi Holliday
About a Book – Wake Up Call by Joni Martins
Introducing Joni Martins WebsiteGoodreadsAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? That’s a good question and I don’t really know. One day, I was driving on the motorway to work when the idea just popped into my head. I just thought, what if you woke up, but didn’t actually wake up. You go… Continue reading About a Book – Wake Up Call by Joni Martins
My Review of The Cook, the Ghost and her Sister by Ellen Read
The author offered advanced reader copies, and having read other Ellen Read books, I jumped at the chance. I loved it! The two parallel storylines happened side by side making it so interesting. The ghost is Eloise, later joined by her sister. In their previous lives, the sisters had disagreements. This meant as ghosts the… Continue reading My Review of The Cook, the Ghost and her Sister by Ellen Read
My Review of The Ink Black Heart by Robert Galbraith
This is the sixth book of the series. It’s by far the biggest I’ve ever read with 1,460 pages and 107 chapters. Even bigger than War and Peace at 1,440! It cost £5.49, which is expensive for me to buy, but when you think of what you get, it’s not. However, before I ended my… Continue reading My Review of The Ink Black Heart by Robert Galbraith
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