I initially found this book rather daunting because of its size: 616 pages. My usual reads are a lot shorter, but as soon as I got into the story, I just kept going. The world the author created was engaging, and I literally couldn’t stop reading as each new adventure spurred me on to discover… Continue reading Everything Blue by Elizabeth Caroline
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Release Day! Pit Ponies by Jon A. Snelgrove
It’s always something special when someone releases their debut novel. I’ve read a few debuts, but never quite like this ARC, which I finished just before release day. It’s also interesting to read something different from my usual go-to books. Pit Ponies is the name given to those newbies who enter the battles for the… Continue reading Release Day! Pit Ponies by Jon A. Snelgrove
Spared, A British Apocalypse – Alone by Graham Toseland
I found this on Amazon, where they recommend other reads you may like. As I had a credit on Audible, I listened to it and also downloaded it through Kindle Unlimited. I enjoyed both formats. I’ve read a lot of post-apocalyptic fiction, so coming across a slightly different take on the genre is very refreshing.… Continue reading Spared, A British Apocalypse – Alone by Graham Toseland
The Tale of The Prince and the Spider by Sasha Hopkins
This was such a charming story, and I really liked the message it conveyed. Prince Alexander brings hope and positivity when everything appears bleak. I especially enjoyed the way the story opened, appealing to all the senses. It brought the young boy riding his horse through the countryside vividly to life. I think children will… Continue reading The Tale of The Prince and the Spider by Sasha Hopkins
I Dare You by Danielle Jacks
I’ve had this book on my Kindle for well over a year and I thought it was about time I read it. I Dare You is the perfect length to finish over a couple of days. It’s one of those romances where you don’t like the male protagonist at first, as the female lead doesn’t.… Continue reading I Dare You by Danielle Jacks
The Carrot Marmalade Murder by Meg Benjamin
I had the privilege of reading this as an ARC ahead of its publication date. Although I’ve read the odd cosy mystery before, it had been many years since I’d picked one up. What a pleasant surprise this turned out to be. The author has a lovely, easy writing style that drew me in from… Continue reading The Carrot Marmalade Murder by Meg Benjamin
Trust by Harper Reynolds
I received this book for free when I signed up for the author’s newsletter. I follow her on Instagram, so I thought I’d subscribe. Getting a free book was an added bonus. I also read this in the Book Funnel library. it’s a great alternative to using Kindle. Download it from your App Store. Trust… Continue reading Trust by Harper Reynolds
The Last Signal by Jason Thomson
I’ve no recollection of where this came from. It was sitting in my Kindle as a document with no cover, which suggests it may have been from an author promotion or newsletter. When I discovered the book on Amazon, I found the cover really beautiful. The colours and image were perfect. It really lures you… Continue reading The Last Signal by Jason Thomson
9 Summers by Jennifer Summers
I have no idea where 9 Summers came from, and I’m not familiar with the author. But I’m very glad I found it. What a fun read! 9 Summers is full of humour, centred around a group of young women, especially Mary. Since breaking up with her boyfriend, Robert, she has all but given up… Continue reading 9 Summers by Jennifer Summers
The D’Angelo Arrangement by Tracie Podger
This is the first book I’ve ever picked up because of TikTok. Whether it was the name, D’Angelo, the cover, or the promotional video itself, something about it drew me in. Whatever the reason, The D’Angelo Arrangement did not disappoint. This is also the first time I’ve read anything by this author. I’ve seen her… Continue reading The D’Angelo Arrangement by Tracie Podger
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