The Wilderness Consumes | Elmet | A Review

This year I've been trying to read a wide variety in genres, primarily from recommendations from work colleagues and friends. Elmet was one of those recommendations, and after hearing such good things about it, I requested an electronic proof from Netgalley and dived right in. Blurb Fresh and distinctive writing from an exciting new voice …

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Watch Out For Liars | Genuine Fraud | A Review

E. Lockhart is well-known for her 2014 release, We Are Liars, and is back again with a brand new read for young adults. Full of major twists and turns, this book will have you re-reading chapters just to get your head around the whole thing. Or having to read the book in one sitting, it's …

Mesmerising | The Water Cure | A Review

Have you ever read a book that just stays with you? Long after you've finished the final page and put the book down. This is what I think The Water Cure did, it stays with you long after you've finished it. I read a Netgalley proof of this book late last year, November time. I …

Mermaids and Sirens | To Kill a Kingdom | Review

Another day, another review of a book that's somewhat like a Disney re-make. Today, we take on The Little Mermaid. Blurb Princess Lira is siren royalty and the most lethal of them all. With the hearts of seventeen princes in her collection, she is revered across the sea. Until a twist of fate forces her …

Into the Woods and Out Again | Blog Tour

I'm not going to lie. Reading a memoir about mental health is pretty hard going, well for me it was. A memoir is where someone has a no holds brain dump on paper, in order to let people know what they went through and how they are who they are today in order to help …