I received an ebook via Netgalley at my own request. This review forms my honest opinion. Blurb I am your maid.I know about your secrets. Your dirty laundry.But what do you know about me? Molly the maid is all alone in the world. A nobody. She’s used to being invisible in her job at the … Continue reading The Maid by Nita Prose
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The Dark by Emma Haughton
My thanks to Jenny Platt at Hodder and Stoughton for inviting me to take part in this blog tour, for which I received a copy of the book in preparation. This review forms my honest opinion. Blurb In the most inhospitable environment - cut off from the rest of the world - there's a killer … Continue reading The Dark by Emma Haughton
The Silent Suspect by Nell Pattison
Blurb A FIRE. A MURDER. A SILENT SUSPECT… On a quiet street, one house is burning to the ground… By the time sign language interpreter Paige Northwood arrives, flames have engulfed her client’s home. Though Lukas is safe, his wife is still inside. But she was dead before the fire started… Lukas signs to Paige … Continue reading The Silent Suspect by Nell Pattison
Silent Night by Nell Pattison
I purchased my own copy of Silent Night and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb What happened while they were sleeping? A school for the deaf takes an overnight trip to the snowy woods. Five teenagers go to sleep, but only four wake up. Leon is missing, and a teacher’s body is found in … Continue reading Silent Night by Nell Pattison
The Hard Way by Duncan Brockwell
Thank you to Zoe O'Farrell of ZooloosBookTours for inviting me to take part in this blog tour. I received an ebook to review. The decision to take part was my own and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb When intruders enter a radio station and kill a famed presenter it sets in motion a … Continue reading The Hard Way by Duncan Brockwell
Backstories by Simon Van Der Velde
I received an ebook of Backstories from the author. The choice to review was my own and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb Dreamers, singers, talkers and killers; they can dazzle with their beauty or their talent or their unmitigated evil, but inside themselves they are as frail and desperate as the rest of … Continue reading Backstories by Simon Van Der Velde
Roots of Corruption by Laura Laakso
My thanks to Louise Walters for sending me an arc e-book of Roots of Corruption for review. The decision to read was my own and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb On the night of Samhain, the veil between worlds is at its thinnest, and ancient magic runs wild in Old London. When Lady … Continue reading Roots of Corruption by Laura Laakso
The Flower Arranger by JJ Ellis
Blurb Holly Blain wants to cover real news. The entertainment beat - pop stars and teen trends - was not why she moved to Tokyo. When she meets Inspector Tetsu Tanaka, head of Tokyo's Metropolitan Police's Gaikoku-jin unit, it might just be her big break. Tanaka isn't so sure. Always one to do things by … Continue reading The Flower Arranger by JJ Ellis
Echo Murder by Laura Laakso
Last year I shifted way out of my comfort zone and read Fallible Justice (you can read the review here), the first in the Wilde Investigations series by Laura Laakso. A crime/fantasy hybrid is something I ordinarily would have steered clear of - but I was drawn to the book, and although it took a … Continue reading Echo Murder by Laura Laakso
Liberation Square by Gareth Rubin
I'm delighted to be opening the blog tour today for Liberation Square by Gareth Rubin. My thanks to Jenny Platt at Michael Joseph/Penguin Random House for inviting me to take part. When I was at secondary school, I read Making History by Stephen Fry. At that time I was new to the idea of 'what … Continue reading Liberation Square by Gareth Rubin
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