This week’s review is of a book that I was privileged to beta read for the author, the second in a series of adventures for Amelina. This book carries on where the first one ended, I reviewed part one, Bloodstone … Continued
Jack Eason writes fast, enthralling stories, this is another of those. Here’s the Blurb. A long short story about four differing aspects of love, the last being the love that shall not speak its name. Find out more about Jack … Continued
This is the first book in a short series. Confession time. I’m a huge fan of Victoriana. I grew up reading Jules Verne, H.G. Wells, H. Rider Haggard and of course, the adventures of Sherlock Holmes. As I got older, … Continued
When you finish reading a good book, there’s often an element of sadness. If there’s a sequel, even if you have to wait for it, the feeling can be tempered by the knowledge that you will soon get another fix … Continued
This is a book I’ve reviewed before, but it’s just been re-released with a new cover so I thought it would be nice to revisit it. Not only that, I have a bit more information about the author. The Blurb. … Continued
I reviewed the first part of this series a while ago Then I read the second part, which carried on with the same breakneck speed and incredible action. Which leads me on to part three, which I have just finished. … Continued
I’ve been a fan of Helen Christmas for some time. I enjoyed her Same Face Different Place stories, here’s one of my reviews for the fast-paced and brilliantly researched series. When I heard that she was turning her hand to … Continued
I grew up reading pulp novel adventures, either in paperback or in Christmas annuals. Stirring adventures with titles like Ace Carew, Men of the Mist, The Lost World of Everest. As well as the adventures of Biggles, Sexton Bake, or … Continued