Time is Running Out | The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle | Review

I read this book a few days after release date last year. And I just couldn't put it down! It was that kind of book. If you love reading mysteries and want to try something different, then you should give this a read. Blurb The Rules of Blackheath: Evelyn Hardcastle will be murdered at 11:00 …

Just Trying to Remember | The Taste of Blue Light | Review

As per many of my posts, I shall mention the weather... it's become a very British kind of thing nowadays, but by golly, Spring is coming all! And I am so excited! The weather is getting warmer. Snowdrops are finally emerging. And I wake up when it's lighter, rather than a dark gloom outside my …

Nobody For Miles | The Lost Man | Blog Tour

Today I'm taking part in the Blog Tour for The Lost Man by Jane Harper. The Lost Man is Jane's third novel, but is a standalone this time. So sorry guys, no Falks. Blurb Two brothers meet at the border of their vast cattle properties under the unrelenting sun of outback Queensland, in this stunning …

Do You Really Know Them? | This is How it Ends | A Review

I've realised recently that I read a lot of crime and fantasy books. Not that that's a problem of course, but I do feel like I read the same authors. So if you have a favourite crime or fantasy writer, do let me know in the comments below! Speaking of a new crime. Today I'm …

And She Returns | The Girl In The Tower | A Review

January is finally over - yay! It always feels like the longest month, after the build up to Christmas. It's cold, grey and the sun just doesn't feel like shining anymore. Which brings me to Katherine Arden's second book, The Girl in the Tower. Set in the cold winters of Russia, The Winternight Trilogy, tells …