I’ve read and enjoyed this author’s books, and bought The Sisters as soon as it came out. Ava the main character meets Joel and they fall in love. But all is not as it seems, the reader can see Joel does not feel the same, despite his caring words and actions. Ava also fails to… Continue reading My Review of The Sisters by Ruth O’Neill
I found this on a Facebook advert and the comments were saying how good the books were. They weren’t wrong!. One man alone in a city of zombies. It doesn’t sound like something I would read, especially as he talks to no one. Cleverly done by the author as the story is told by journal… Continue reading My Review of Surviving the Evacuation: London by Frank Tayell
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
I wanted to read a book based in Anglesey and knew Conrad Jones has written several. I’ve only read the first one and What Happened to Rachel? is book five. They are completely standalone, so can be read in any order. The storyline was fast paced and page turning. What started out as a missing… Continue reading My Review of Whatever Happened to Rachel by Conrad Jones.
This is book five of the Cormoran Strike series. I’ve enjoyed them, but this is by far the biggest book I’ve ever read, I really enjoyed the story line, and the intricate details that brought it alive. The descriptions put me beside the characters and made me feel I was there too. I’ve never known… Continue reading My Review of Troubled Blood by Robert Galbraith
This is the third book of what will be a series of four. I originally found it on the library app and the word Anglesey on the cover, grabbed my attention. The thing I really liked about Blood on the Shore is that it has two investigations. The main one, a hunt for the serial… Continue reading My Review of Blood on the Shore by Simon McCleave
My favourite author was always Nora Roberts. But since Indie books exploded onto the market ten years ago, I’ve not read her. I wanted to put that right as she’s such a great writer. I found this book on a charity table. I immediately loved the vibrant cover and it perfectly sets off the story… Continue reading My Review of Shelter in Place by Nora Roberts
I found this on a Facebook post. Phil Price put his book details in the comments, and I thought it sounded interesting, so I downloaded it. I didn’t remember what the book was about by the time I came to read it. The beginning immediately grabbed me and slowly I realised it was a cleverly… Continue reading Book Review of The Retreat by Phil Price
Where did I find it: on the charity book table at my local Tesco. I thought it sounded intriguing. What I liked: the exciting conclusion of the story where everything comes together. The murderer is revealed, but there is a terrifying stand-off and a tense riveting ending. What I didn’t like: I didn’t feel any… Continue reading Book Review of Blink Murder by Ali Kinght
Where did I find it: it’s book 4 of the series. What I liked: the relationship between Cormoran Strike and his assistant, Robin Ellacot. It’s been a slow lead up over the last three books. In this one their feelings for each other are clear, but I’m not sure whether they will act upon them.… Continue reading Book Review of Lethal White by Robert Galbraith
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