Category: Book review
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Review – A Shade Of Madness by Thiago Abdalla
I was given this ARC in exchange for an honest and fair review. I have also posted this on Goodreads and Amazon. Minor spoilers will follow for book one, A Touch Of Light. I read A Touch Of Light and A Shade of Madness back to back and I am so glad I did as…
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Review – A Cup Of Tea At The Mouth Of Hell(Or, An Account of Catastrophe by Stoudemire McCloud, Demon)
Book Blurb: BRIEFLY, A WORD ABOUT ORDER Order is the focal point around which existence revolves. Without order there is only chaos. And in the halls of Damnation (pronounced Dam-NAWT-ion, thank you kindly) the first sign of impending chaos is a cup of tea made without the water having first been well and properly boiled…
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ARC Review – No Heart For A Thief by James Lloyd Dulin
This ARC was provided by the author in an exchange for an honest review and will also be published on Goodreads. It wasn’t enough that they killed her family and took her home. The Gousht had taken away everything her life should have been. She should have grown up in the city surrounded by friends…
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The Year That Was…2022
Well, here we are, at journey’s end for 2022. This year has been full of valleys and peaks and ups and downs. Life has decided to throw a lot of shit our way the past 12 months, life’s challenges can make or break you and I think my partner and I have come out stronger…
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Most anticipated reads for 2023
The end of the year is nearly upon us and after reflecting on my favourite reads of 2022, which you can find here, it is time for me to look ahead at all the incredible books I have lined up on my 2023 TBR list. What follows is not an exhaustive list and there are…
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My Top 5 Books of 2022
Greetings readers! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all who celebrate it and I hope you have all had a restful holiday break. 2022 has been an incredible year of reading for me. I shall be writing a year review blog sometime this week for release on the 30th, but its safe to…
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Review – The Justice of Kings by Richard Swan
Please note that this review is also posted on Goodreads and Amazon to support the author There are times when we can have book burnt out, or a reading slump and it seems like a mountain hike to reach that height of reading enjoyment again. I took a break from reviewing and my TBR and…
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Review – The Drowned Kingdom by P. L. Stuart
Please note that this review is also posted on Goodreads and Amazon to support the author Some fantasy authors like to start off their books with a propulsive, action packed prologue or first chapter that grips you by the throat and doesn’t let go. Other authors start low key and atmospheric that gives you a…
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Review – Titan Hoppers by Rob J. Hayes
(Please note, this review has also been published on Goodreads and Amazon) I was kindly given the ARC for Titan Hoppers to read and give an honest review before it’s release on the 12th July. I am pleased to say I thoroughly enjoyed this mash-up of progression fantasy, science fiction, D&D and coming of age…
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June Blog – A Turn Of A Page
June is here, summer is here, SPFBO is here and boy, have I got a busy month ahead of me. One of the reasons for this is the launch of my limited series podcast, Turn Of A Page, which delves into book culture as a whole. I will be chatting to bloggers, booktubers and authors…
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