Brief Description - An EMP has hit the world and taken out the power. Everyone is just trying to survive after a bitterly cold winter. I’ve been lucky enough to be get advanced reader copy as I have for the last few books of this series. As it’s been a while seen I read the… Continue reading A Review of Grip of Frenzy by Sam J. Fires
Category: Novella
A view from a Window
Fourteen years ago this was the view from my office window. Even though it was only of gas cylinders, I was glad to see outside. The call centre, where I worked was a huge place filled with chattering people who worked for the RAC breakdown service. Some took calls from stranded motorists, others took claims… Continue reading A view from a Window
It’s #TeaserTuesday
This is the scary bit. It’s not a scary book in that sense, but it shows what can go wrong by one simple act of bad judgement. It changed Stella’s life. How she coped and survived takes a strong woman. If you like a courageous heroine who meets a mysterious man which eventually after many… Continue reading It’s #TeaserTuesday
Child Missing by Lynn Miclea
Brief Description - a police procedural story where detectives investigate a missing child. This story appealed to me because I like crime thrillers, and I especially like novellas. When Alissa Barnes seven year old son goes missing, she frantically calls the police. This is where we meet Detective Sergeant Matt Holden and his side kick,… Continue reading Child Missing by Lynn Miclea
About a Book – Play The Game by Karen J. Mossman
WebsiteAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? It initially came from a programme I saw on the television about a soup kitchen that helps the homeless. Give a quote from the books, one that says little but speaks volumes. I am a strong person; I have to be. But when I’m with… Continue reading About a Book – Play The Game by Karen J. Mossman
Reblogged – #NornsAuthorsReviews – Books Reviewed by J.M. Northup
I’ve read and reviewed both of these short stories and loved them. Nightmare Storm and in Memory of Michelle. It’s great to hear someone else view on a book you’ve read. Julie read a few of my short stories. Here is what she thought. Thank you, Julie. 😘😍 Please be sure to subscribe to our… Continue reading Reblogged – #NornsAuthorsReviews – Books Reviewed by J.M. Northup
Someday by TS Arthur
A young couple who meet at primary school, go on to fall in love and have a baby. This book appealed to me because it was a novella which meant I could read a complete story over a weekend. I wanted the paperback, but Amazon didn’t have any stock, so I downloaded the ebook instead.… Continue reading Someday by TS Arthur
Grip of Mercy Sam J. Fires
Released today, this is book five of a post apocalyptic series of novellas ‘The morning was still and the world quiet, drained of all life. Every house they passed seemed less like a home and more like a mausoleum, hiding the dead or those barely surviving. With no food, heat, or medicine, Salem, once a… Continue reading Grip of Mercy Sam J. Fires
Fault Lines, Deluge by Harley Tate
An Earthquake and a Tsunami in the second instalment of the series. I loved this book. It’s easy to read, and it’s a lot of edge of your seat, nail biting action! This time I bought the paperback and on looking at my review of the last book where the formatting was off putting, this… Continue reading Fault Lines, Deluge by Harley Tate
My Review – Warrior Betrayed by Denna Holm
This is a small pocketbook that I’ve had on my bookshelf for at least three years. The book has since had a new cover and is a prequel to the Immortal Warriors series, which I haven’t read. A few years ago I devoured the Raiden Warrior series, still one of my favourite ever trilogies. How… Continue reading My Review – Warrior Betrayed by Denna Holm
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