This month, my book review is Nerve by Jeanne Ryan, a YA book with a great concept and a lot of moral dilemmas for the characters. Read on for my thoughts on Nerve. Nerve by Jeanne Ryan Blurb from the Back Cover Are you playing the game or is the game playing … [Read more…]
I quite enjoy memoir style books, and when I saw Death Row by Michelle Lyons, I was intrigued by the idea of the book. I read it in pretty much two sittings as I found it that fascinating. Below you can read my review of it. Death Row: The Final Minutes by Michelle Lyons … [Read more…]
While I’m not massively into sci-fi, I love a good dystopian themed book, so when Michael Shotter contacted me and asked me to review his book, 309, I of course said yes as it sounded right up my street. Below is my review. 309 by Michael Shotter Blurb from The Back Cover … [Read more…]
Fellow bloggers may well recognise Heather’s name – she’s the brains behind the hilarious blog, Shank You Very Much. Before I get into the review, I just want to point out that Heather hasn’t asked me to review her book and all opinions are my own – she lives much too far away to bribe … [Read more…]
I love all of the Adele Parks books I’ve read and I Invited Her In is no exception. She just has a way of pulling me in from the first page and not letting go. Blurb from The Back Cover Imagine the worst thing a friend could ever do. This is worse. … [Read more…]
You all might remember not so long ago, I review David Meredith’s book, Aaru. Aaru: Halls of Hel is the second book in the series and I was really looking forward to seeing what happened next. Aaru: Halls of Hel by David Meredith Blurb from The Back Cover Rose is a Veda. … [Read more…]
I always enjoy a good YA novel, and although The List is something a bit different from the YA books I generally read, I liked the sound of it so I thought I would give it a go. The List by Siobhan Vivian Blurb from The Back Cover It happens every September … [Read more…]
The Dilemma was a book that was recommended to me and now I can’t remember who recommended it (sorry, and if you’re reading this, thank you). It was an excellent recommendation and I thoroughly enjoyed the book. The Dilemma by Abbie Taylor Blurb from The Back Cover Call yourself a nurse. I … [Read more…]
Vox is the debut novel from Christina Dalcher, and boy what a debut it is. You know when people say they read a book and wish they’d wrote it? Yeah, Vox is that good. I came across it in a review from the lovely Jenni over at Odd Socks and Lollipops and I had to … [Read more…]
I really enjoy reading court room dramas and I was excited to discover Steve Cavanagh, particularly when I saw the twist in Thirteen. I’ll definitely be looking for some more books by this author. Thirteen by Steve Cavanagh: My Review Blurb from The Back Cover The murder trial of the century is … [Read more…]