My Name Is Jensen by Heidi Amsinck

My thanks to Fiona Brownlee of Muswell Press for sending me a copy of My Name Is Jensen. This review forms my honest opinion. Blurb Guilty. One word on a beggar’s cardboard sign. And now he is dead, stabbed in a wintry Copenhagen street, the second homeless victim in as many weeks. Dagbladet reporter Jensen, stumbling … Continue reading My Name Is Jensen by Heidi Amsinck →

Win by Harlan Coben

I accessed a review copy of Win, by my own request, via Netgalley. Thank you to the publishers for approving me to read. This review forms my honest opinion. Blurb Over twenty years ago, heiress Patricia Lockwood was abducted during a robbery of her family's estate, then locked inside an isolated cabin for months. Patricia … Continue reading Win by Harlan Coben →

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 →