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Monthly Archives: October 2016

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Shape Shifting~A Witch’s Potion by Emily Hearne Age 10 #Halloween

Guest PostBy Mairéad Hearne31st October 20167 Comments

A recipe for a Witch’s Potion ~ Halloween
Emily Hearne Age 10

#bookreview I See You by Clare Mackintosh @claremackint0sh

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne29th October 20164 Comments

My review of I See You by Claire Mackintosh. Great read folks!!

A Q & A with #author Rebecca Powell @BeccaPowellUK

Q & ABy Mairéad Hearne28th October 20162 Comments

Today I have the pleasure of the company of author of The Brazilian Husband, Rebecca Powell . Now living in France, but born in Bristol, ‘Rebecca discovered an early love of stories from weekly visits to the local library with her mum, sister and brothers (novelists Gareth L Powell and Huw Powell) and from hours…

#blogtour #guestpost Why Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein still inspires ~ Sandra Ireland @22_ireland

Blog Tour, Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne26th October 2016Leave a comment

It’s always great to be involved with a blogtour, especially when the book is something as unique and slightly Gothic as Beneath the Skin. Published by Polygon and written by Sandra Ireland this was one book I was looking forward to reading. My full review is now available to read Here But in the meantime I…

#bookreview #blogtour #CHAOS by Patricia Cornwell @1pcornwell

Blog Tour, Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne26th October 2016Leave a comment

‘CHAOS ~ A vast chasm or void Anarchy The science of unpredictability’ No. 1 New York Times bestselling author Patricia Cornwell delivers her twenty-fourth thriller starring medical examiner Dr. Kay Scarpetta, CHAOS. Published by Harper Collins, on 20th October, I was delighted to be invited to hop on the CHAOS blogtour bus!! Please read on to…

#bookreview Beneath the Skin by Sandra Ireland @22_ireland

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne25th October 2016Leave a comment

‘The scars of the past are more than skin deep’ Now this is a very different read. Described as ‘Deliciously disturbing’, Beneath the Skin is the debut novel from Sandra Ireland. Published in September 2016 by Polygon, I was only too delighted to be contacted by Dawn Geddes, Freelance Publicity Officer at Bookish PR a few weeks…

#blogtour #HerLastBreath Q & A with Joyce Schneider @JoyceSchneider1

Q & ABy Mairéad Hearne25th October 2016Leave a comment

Having read Joyce Scheider’s last novel Fear Dreams, I was only too delighted to join Joyce on tour with her latest release Her Last Breath. My leg on the tour is fab because I got to find out lots of wonderful stuff about this very interesting lady. I really hope you enjoy this Q &…

#blogtour #bookreview I Know Your Secret by Graham Smith @GrahamSmith1972

Blog Tour, Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne22nd October 20162 Comments

‘What would you do if your most intimate secrets got into the wrong hands?’ How excited am I to part of this phenomenal Blog Tour for I know Your Secret by Graham Smith. Published by Caffeine Nights, I was contacted by Noelle Holten of the Crimebook Junkie blog to take part in the tour. Of…

#Blogtour #Guestpost #bookreview @LisaSelinDavis #author #LostStars (or what Lou Reed taught me about love)

Blog TourBy Mairéad Hearne20th October 2016Leave a comment

I was delighted to be asked by Bonnier Zaffre to join the blogtour for Lisa Selin Davis’ new YA novel ‘Lost Stars or what Lou Reed taught me about love’ Published by Hot Key Books, a division of Bonnier Zaffre, on the 6th October 2016, Lisa’s novel is a story about love lost & found and…

#bookreview~Lost Stars (or what Lou Reed taught me about love) @LisaSelinDavis

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne20th October 20162 Comments

‘Maybe they are not gone, those stars. Maybe they’re just lost… Maybe they’re just trying to find their way home.’ Lost Stars or what Lou Reed taught me about Love is the latest novel from NY writer Lisa Selin Davis. Author of the grown-up novel Belly, this is Lisa’s debut YA novel set in the 1980s and…

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