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- More Than Murder by Jayne Chard book review
More Than Murder is the first in a new “cosy crime” series from the Producer of BBC’s Silent Witness. It’s a story of two sisters who go to a murder mystery only to find out not all of the murders may have been acting. This article contains affiliate links. This means if you choose to… Read more: More Than Murder by Jayne Chard book review - The Sisters by Claire Douglas book review
I absolutely love a thriller every now and then. They’re often the perfect palette cleanser between some of the more complex or longer books that I often enjoy to read. With a thriller, you’re getting something written very approachable, set in your own world, not featuring too many characters and a plot that’s easy enough… Read more: The Sisters by Claire Douglas book review - The Bee Sting by Paul Murray book review
The Bee Sting was the first book I read this year from the list of books you lot chose for me to read. Therefore, it’s the first book I was properly excited to get into – despite its length. It focuses on the highs and lows, past and present of the Barnes family who live… Read more: The Bee Sting by Paul Murray book review - Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey book review
When you discuss legends of the fantasy genre names like J.R.R. Tolkien, Stephen King, Robert Jordan are often names suggested but Anne McCaffrey has written a series of over 20 books which were first published in 1968 – an under-heard of OG of the fantasy genre. Dragonflight is the first in the grand series that… Read more: Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey book review - A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik book review
A Deadly Education was the first book I picked up from the selection of books my partner bought me leading up to Christmas (there were ten and I got to open up one a day leading up to Christmas – sort of like an advent calendar). It’s a book that I’d wishlisted too and was… Read more: A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik book review
