Book Reviews.

This week, we are promoting Mr. Sagittarius: Poetry and Prose, by M. J. Mallon. This title is published on Feb 16th and is available to…

This week, we are promoting Words We Carry: Essays of Obsession and Self-Esteem by D.G. Kaye. Blurb “I have been a great critic of myself…

Blurb The Magisters is a science fiction story with a difference. Apart from chronicling the ultimate change of life for a select few individuals, it…

I was pointed in the direction of this book by a new friend on Facebook. It’s what I would describe as a Military Sci-fi/ horror…

I found Gilbert Stack when he reviewed one of my books. As I always do, I took a look at the links on his email…

I’m fitting in an extra post today. I’ve been involved in NaNoWriMo and posting about that on a Saturday. I’ve neglected my reviewing duties, not…

In place of the Rewind this week, I have a review of a fine book of freestyle poetry. The New Asylum: a memoir of psychiatry…

Not a lot of people know this, but I wrote a sci-fi story about the Battle of Hastings. It can be found in the book…

There’s no Saturday Rewind again this week, I’m catching up with my review duties, This time, I’m reviewing a new story from a fellow Exeter…

Once again, I’m in book review mode. The Saturday Rewind is taking a bit of a break, I have so many great books to read…

When Karen and Mick Curtis attend a demonstration of clairvoyance for the first time, Karen is singled out by the medium, Rae Cordelle. Rae has…

I’m a big fan of research, writing Science Fiction I need to do a lot, keeping up with the latest in Science and working out…

I’m on tour, in association with Rachel’s Random Resources, with a review of a great book by N. Lombardi Jr. Blurb A beaten homeless vet.…

When I was a small child, I was always told never to be boastful, never to shout about my successes. I’ve tried to live by…

She’s a good nurse disturbed by dark recurring dreams. Then a new patient asks for her by name . . . Shona does her utmost…

This week, I’m in book reviewing mode. Fifteen-year-old Amelina longs for someone to confide in.  Her once carefree mother has become angry and despondent. One…

This week, in association with Rachels Random Resources, I have voluntarily read and reviewed this book. DCI Michael Yorke faces his most harrowing case yet.…

Today, I’m on tour, in association with Rachels Random Resources, looking at the new book from Elizabeth Ducie       Out of fear. Out…

This week, in association with Rachels Random Resources, I’m looking at The Amber Maze by Christopher Bowden. While staying in a Dorset cottage, Hugh Mullion finds…

This week, I’m concentrating on a book that I found via a social media group that I belong to. I like a time travel story,…

Hi everyone, this week I’m on tour with Rachels Random Resources,     Duck Egg Blues is funny, sad, mysterious and thrilling. “A robot butler detective,…

This post is a day early, due to my participation in a blog tour tomorrow. I’m asking a big question this time. Should you give away your…

Today, I’m talking about a book that I’ve just finished reading.   Blurb. Welcome to Bridgetown where gold flows like a river through the streets,…

Hello and welcome to the feature on Absolute Darkness, in association with Rachels Random Resources. First, here’s news of a great giveaway offer from the…

Today’s post is part of the blog tour for Visions by Helen J. Christmas, in association with Rachels Random Resources. Visions   Visions is a…

Today I’m on tour withThe Torcian Chronicles, in association with Rachels Random Resources.   Blurb Mesham sits dejectedly in a tiny garret above an inn,…

What a way to start the New Year. A fantastic read from a new author to me. I’m getting involved in Blog tours as a…