This week, I’m looking at the debut novel from an author who is new to me. Terracotta is a novel by Chris Mawby. While the name is new, the genre is familiar. Heist Crime. However, that’s where the similarity ends, … Continued
This week, we’re looking at a Fantasy adventure by P.J. Reed, the writer of everything from Haiku poetry to Horror and Children’s fiction. I’ve always been a huge Fantasy fan, I cut my teeth, so to speak, on Narnia and … Continued
Continuing a series is always exciting. By the third part, you have a pretty good idea of the main character’s motivation, strengths and weaknesses. To continue their adventures and see whether changed circumstances change their behaviour is exciting. Were your … Continued
Getting to read the second part of a series is always exciting. To see what has happened to the characters you have grown to know over the course of the first book is a tense moment. Were your expectations met, … Continued
This week’s review is of a short story from an author new to me. I was honoured to be invited to read an ARC of Time Lines, as someone who has attempted to write time travel, I know just how … Continued
This week’s review is of a book from a new author to me. I was introduced to him by a friend and offered the chance to see an ARC of his new novel. Even though it’s not my usual genre, … Continued
This week’s review is of the first book in a crime thriller series. It’s from an author that I’ve just discovered. As many of you will know, I write crime mysteries. Unlike this one, they’re not police procedural. Instead of … Continued
This week’s review is of the first book in a dystopian post-apocalyptic series from one of the co-authors of the Fortunes Well series, Chantelle Atkins. You can read what I thought about the first book in the Fortunes Well series … Continued