This is my last review of November, and, as of Sunday, we'll officially be in the final month of 2019 - wow! Today I'm reviewing on of Susan Hill's short gothic stories, set during a bleak November evening in London, this book will have you looking over your shoulder all evening. Blurb A chilling ghost … Continue reading Reanimate | Printer’s Devil Court | A Review
We're whizzing through the end of 2019 aren't we? And I'm currently 5 books behind schedule, according to Goodreads, not that it should matter of course, but listening to Audio books and reading shorter books may mean I hit my goal this year - wish me luck! Today I'm reviewing The Witchfinder's Sister by Beth … Continue reading Family Secrets | The Witchfinder’s Sister | A Review
Morning all! Today I'm reviewing the 2017 Booker Prize Winner, Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders. I'd previously bought the paperback late 2019 but didn't get round to reading it. I'd heard from a couple of my colleagues that they found it quite a hard read, and so when I found an audio version … Continue reading Where the Ghosts Rest | Lincoln in the Bardo | A Review
My second audio book review is The Crossing Places by Ellie Griffiths. After listening to the tomb of a book, which is Life After Life, I wanted something a little shorter and a tad easier to understand. Blurb Forensic archaeologist Dr. Ruth Galloway is in her late thirties and lives happily alone with her two … Continue reading Where The Lines Meet | The Crossing Places | A Review
About a couple of months ago I was introduced to an app called BorrowBox, a way to rent audio books from the Library. I'd struggled to get into a book recently (I was studying, working and interning - so a busy few months!) and listening to an audio book fitted perfectly, either on my commute … Continue reading A Life Disjointed | Life After Life | A Review
