Where did I find it: I won the first book from the author, and after reading it, went straight onto the second. I’ve been eagerly awaiting the publication of this third instalment. What I liked: the well loved characters. It was like putting on a familiar and comfortable jumper. I really enjoyed being around them… Continue reading Book Review of Days End by Chantelle Atkins and Sim Alec Sansford
Where did I find it: I found the book on a Facebook Advert. This is the third instalment. What I liked: this is book three and the familiar characters made me settle into it immediately. I also liked how the author continued the story with the same three character viewpoints. Cole, the leader, his son,… Continue reading Book Review of Infection by M. P. McDonald
Where did I find it: I found this book on a Facebook ad. This is the second in the series. What I liked: the viewpoint stayed with the same three characters., Cole, Hunter, and Elly. Several secondary characters all played important parts, but we only ever saw them with thoughts of the three. This is… Continue reading Book Review of Isolation by M. P. McDonald
Where did I find it: on a Facebook advert. This is book one of the series. What I liked: that it was simply a great story, brilliantly told. It switched between three viewpoints. Cole, mentioned in the blurb, his son Hunter, and his friend, Elly. The latter two were making their way across the country… Continue reading Book Review of Infection by M. P. McDonald
I wanted to read an apocalyptic book, but it had to be in Kindle Unlimited and it had to be under 300 words. Having just read two by Christopher Artinian’s I wanted something else with the same theme. So how do you find others books of that genre? In the past, I’d read two by… Continue reading Finding a Book
Where did I find it: on Amazon. I wanted to read an exciting apocalyptic book. Having read the author before, I went to see what else he had. What I liked: how I was immediately plunged into the action. From the getgo the adrenaline pumped and I couldn’t find a gap to close the book… Continue reading Book Review of Safe Haven, Rise of the Rams (Book 1) by Christopher Artinian
Where did I find it: this is a new series and after reading the first book, I had to read the next because it was so good. What I liked: that we continued the story with the same characters. Again, it was adrenaline packed. Mike, and his sister Emma get into a lot of tight… Continue reading Book Review of Safe Haven, Realm of the Raiders. (Book 2) by Christopher Artinian
In 2021, I read fifty two books. This year it’s over seventy. I’ve read a good mixture of genres from crime to fantasy, from apocalyptic to romance, science fiction, to young adult and even horror. I’ve read one anthology, one story collection, and one non-fiction. Nine, from different series and two cosy mysteries. Several from… Continue reading 2022 Best Book of the Year
Exciting and Entertaining! This is the fourth book of The Burning Tree Series. Each of them has been terrific, and this was no exception. Callie, a sixteen year old girl holds the community together and is the main protagonist. Phil is the brains behind the new settlement. Susan is Callie’s mother, who changed for the… Continue reading My Review of Anarchy by Christopher Artinian
Karen’s Review I’d waited over four weeks for this last book of the series to come out and finally downloaded with it anticipation. I devoured and enjoyed every word. It continued the story of sisters Cass and Charlie, and the town of Meadowview and its citizens. Cass had arrived with Isaac and being an a… Continue reading My Review of Grip of Honor by Sam J Fires
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