This was part of the Silver Dagger Book Tours. The advantage to doing them is that I come across books that intrigue me. Three of us at Norns Triad Publications decided to read it. Forever Human is not a long story at under 200 pages, and the premise is a great one. It’s about how… Continue reading My Review of Forever Human by Ian E. Slatter
This is the second book of the Zombie series. I saw the first instalment advertised on Facebook and it appealed to me. The last book was one man alone in a world of Zombies, but in this one Bill comes across another survivor, Kim. As they continue their journey to a destination Bill feels is… Continue reading My Review of Surviving the Evacuation: Wasteland by Frank Tayell
This is book three of the Edge of Collapse series by Kyla Stone. The collection was recommended to me by another apocalyptic writer. I am so glad she did and can understand why this author said she aspires to her. Kyla Stone is a really great writer. In Edge of Darkness, she combines the characters… Continue reading My Review of Edge of Darkness by Kyla Stone
There seems to be an invisible piece of elastic that attaches this series to each other. From the prequel, it immediately pulled me to book one, and then straight over to this. In the last story, Hannah mentioned the man she was married to, Noah, and her son Milo. In Edge of Madness we get… Continue reading My Review Edge of Madness by Kyla Stone
After reading the fuel-charged prequel, I immediately moved onto this as it was an absolute must. Edge of Collapse is fantastic. It’s 307 pages long and I read it over two days, a record for me. I loved the grit and determination of Hannah, who against terrible odds escaped and survived her kidnapper. She thinks… Continue reading My Review of Edge of Collapse by Kyla Stone
I saw this series on social media, and looked it up, but received this prequel free for subscribing to the author’s newsletter. It’s an additional separate story that comes before book one. If you miss it, it doesn’t affect the series, but Liam’s back story is worth reading first. Although short, Chaos Rising is terrifically… Continue reading My Review of Chaos Rising by Kyla Stone
This is Simon MacDonald’s debut book, and what a book to start with. Just as my mother taught me, I taught my children to sing all the nursery rhymes. This one epitomises all that I knew and loved. The author’s wonderful verses and prose are absolutely charming. Coupled with the delightful illustrations, drawn by his… Continue reading My Review of A Rhyme in Time by Simon MacDonald
This is the eleventh book of the series. I’ve read them all over the past few years with relatively bigs gaps between. As they are all separate cases, you don’t need to read the ones before, although I prefer to read a series in order. Detective Inspector Ian Drake has OCD and over the years… Continue reading My Review of Stone Cold Dead by Stephen Puleston
This is the third book of the After the End Series. I really enjoyed Grip of Fury as I’m now familiar with the characters and eager to find out how they are getting on. As ever, life is not easy for Pat and Holly. They continually face the hardest of conditions as the snow and… Continue reading My Review of Grip of Fury by Sam J Fires
I read and reviewed the first book, The Day the Earth Turned - Summer as an ARC before it was released. I absolutely loved it and my favourite read of 2023 so far. The Day the Earth Turned, Autumn is also an advanced reader copy which I read well before the release the date was… Continue reading My Review of The Day the Earth Turned – Autumn by Chantelle Atkins
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