Can You Survive Midsomer? By Simon Brew

(AD) Hello and welcome back. Today I have a book review which is very different to one I've ever done before. Can You Survive Midsomer? By Simon Brew I'd an interactive novel in which the decisions you make effect the outcome. Thank you to Anne Cater at Random Things Tours for giving me this opportunity.…

Amongst The Mists by M.L Rayner

(Ad) Hello and welcome back to the blog. Today I have a review for you for the new horror book Amongst the Mists by M.L Rayner. Thank you to Zoe from Zooloo's Tours for organising this book tour. Blurb It was the most anticipated summer break of their young lives. For Bran Lampshire, that summer…

One More Christmas At The Castle by Trisha Ashley

(Ad) Hello and welcome back to the blog. Today I have a festive treat for you with my review for One More Christmas at the Castle by Trisha Ashley. I would like to say a special thank you to Anne from Random Things Tours for all the hard work you do suppling us bloggers with…

The Farmhouse by L.B Stimson

Welcome back to my blog. Today I have a review for you for The Farmhouse by L.B Stimson curtesy of ZooLoo's Tours and Question Mark Press. Blurb The house, for all of its solitude, seemed incredibly noisy The Farmhouse, having stood against time and history for nearly 160 years in the Virginia countryside, was forgotten…

Dead Mercy by Noelle Holten

I am super excited to share the brand new cover with your for Noelle Holten's new book Dead Mercy! Thanks Sarah over at Books on the Bright Side Publicity and Promo for hooking me up. Blurb ‘Hugely confident … harrowing, visceral … recommended’ Ian Rankin on Dead Inside A brutal murder… When a burned body is…

The Lion and The Unicorn by Tom Ward

Hello and welcome back to the blog. Today I am sharing my review of The Lion and The Unicorn by Tom Ward. Genre: Dystopian Political Thriller Blurb: London, 2054. After a devastating global pandemic and a bloody revolution, Britain’s new government imposes peace by stringently dictating the nation’s cultural intake. In the quest to create…

Selfie by Stuart James

Today I have a review for the new Thriller from Stuart James. Blurb: A girl's selfie captures something sinister.A weekend away which ends in tragedy.A hotel that hides a terrifying secret. Lucy Benson loves to play a game called selfie. All her friends play it. They send the best pictures to each other. While Lucy…

August Wrap up and Autumn Watch and Read Lists

Goodbye August, Hello September. I have been living in a world of Autumn since August but it is only widely acceptable to celebrate that now we are in September and the kids are back at school. I thought it would be nice to do a sort of wrap up and what's coming type of post.…

Ouija by Zoe-Lee O’Farrell

(Ad) Hello, Hello and welcome back to my blog. Today I have a review for the 2nd book in the Question Mark Horror series, Ouija by Zoe O'Farrell. I would like to thank Zoe for providing me an E-copy to read and review. Blurb The only thing for certain is the deaths were no accident.…

The Happiness Revolution by Andy Cope and Prof Paul McGee

Hello! Today I have something a little different for you. Today's review is for the non-fiction book The Happiness Revolution by Andy Cope and Prof Paul McGee. I would like to thank the authors and Anne Cater from Random Things Tours for hooking me up with an e-copy for review. Blurb A new book by…