#bookreview The Cows ~ Dawn O’ Porter @fictionpubteam #DontFollowTheHerd
I am delighted to be reviewing the latest novel from Dawn O’ Porter. The Cows is described as ‘Fearlessly frank and funny’, please read on for my thoughts…
#BlogTour #bookreview ~ Will to Live @RachelAmphlett @emmamitchellfpr
Today I am joining the blogtour with Rachel Amphlett.
Will to Live is the second in the series featuring Detective Sergeant Kay Hunter
#bookreview ~ Fur Coat & No Knickers Adrienne Vaughan @adrienneauthor
Today I review a diverse mix of short stories and poems from Irish writer Adrienne Vaughan in her collection entitled Fur Coat & No Knickers..
#bookreview ~ Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi @VikingBooksUK
Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi. My review can never do this book justice!! Superb, passionate, uncompromising..
#bookreview The Idea of You ~ @MrsAmandaProwse
My review today is of the latest release from Amanda Prowse.
The Idea of You asks questions of our society today about what it means to be a mother and a woman and the pressure to achieve ‘that’ perfect balance in a not so perfect world.
#bookreview The Twelve Lives of Samuel Hawley @hannahtinti @TinderPress
Wow! Wow! Wow! Is there a 6* rating? The Twelve Lives of Samuel Hawley by Hannah Tinti coming very very soon. In the meantime here is my review…
#Review Let The Dead Speak by @JaneCaseyAuthor @HarperCollinsUK
Today I review the latest in the Maeve Kerrigan series of crime novels, Let The Dead Speak.
Gripping, enthralling…I loved it!!
#Review #QandA Narcissism for Beginners by Martine McDonagh @MartineM_Writer
Today I am joined by writer Martine McDonagh, whose latest novel Narcissism for Beginners is just published. I have review of the book and a fab Q & A with Martine.
#bookreview #SixStories by Matt Wesolowski @ConcreteKraken @OrendaBooks
Today I review Six Stories by Matt Wesolowski. A threatening, sinister and extremely intriguing read from Orenda Books
#Bookreview ~ Mussolini’s Island by Sarah Day @geowriter @TinderPress
A wonderful debut, Mussolini’s Island by Sarah Day is a book I absolutely adored. Yet again society has surprised with what we are capable of doing…