Reviews & Book News
Woohoo! Here is the third #minireview of five for my Bloody Scotland reads. I was lucky enough to receive Ann Cleeves’ COLD EARTH and what a pleasure to read it was! Let’s find out more about the author and this Continue reading Cold Earth: Bloody Scotland Reads #minireview @AnnCleeves @BloodyScotland @nholten40
Synopsis: The sun is out. Your little boy is smiling. The next time you look… he’s gone. When Lana and Todd win a trip to Blue Crest Adventure Park, their four-year-old Cooper is ecstatic, but when Lana goes to meet them, Todd is out cold, and Continue reading Hide and Seek #Review @Bookwalter @bookouture @nholten40
Synopsis When she woke, she found herself in darkness. She couldn’t move. She was going to die and she had no idea why… When the body of Lola Evans is found in a river in a local park on a Continue reading The Girls In The Water #MiniReview @vicwritescrime @bookouture @nholten40
Today, my guest reviewer – Claire Knight is sharing her review of TWO NIGHTS by an author I have loved and read since 1998 when I first got my hands on Deja Dead. I was thrilled to have met Kathy Continue reading Two Nights: @ClaireKreads #GuestReview @KathyReichs @Netgalley @nholten40
So here is the second of five for my Bloody Scotland Reads #minireviews – it is Steve Burrows’ A Cast Of Falcons. Here is a bit more about the author and this book! ABOUT THE AUTHOR Steve Burrows has pursued Continue reading A Cast of Falcons: Bloody Scotland Reads #MiniReview @nholten40 @BloodyScotland
Synopsis: Done with a life of exploitation and violence, Lori Anderson is training to be a bounty hunter. Holed up in the Georgia Mountains with her reclusive mentor, JT, Lori is determined to put her new skills into practice. Behind Continue reading The Last Resort: A Lori Anderson Short Story #Review
I have a fantastic guest review post from Claire Knight for Ausma Zehanat Khan’s The Unquiet Dead today on my blog. Let’s find out a bit more about the author and her book before I share Claire’s review! About The Continue reading The Unquiet Dead Blog Tour: Claire Knight #GuestReview
Synopsis: How do you catch a killer who knows your every move? The woman lay flat on the table, her face to one side, her wrists bound with thick tape. Deep scratches marked the wood beneath her fingers, now Continue reading Dead To Me: Review
My wee possum and fabulous guest reviewer, Claire Knight, is hosting M.A. Comley’s Double Jeopardy blog tour today. Before I share her review with you all, I put together some information about the author and this book – have a Continue reading Double Jeopardy Blog Tour: Claire Knight #GuestReview
Can I get a Hell Yeah? It’s my stop on Mike Thomas’ Unforgiveable blog tour! Woohoo! My thanks to Emily Burns of Bonnier Zaffre and Netgalley for an ARC of this book. So enough of the chit chat- let’s find out Continue reading Unforgiveable Blog Tour: Review
*Fist Bump* – woohoo! My stop on Lucy V Hay’s THE OTHER TWIN blog tour has finally arrived! Let’s find out a little bit about Lucy and her fabulous book which I received from Orenda. About The Author Lucy V. Hay Continue reading The Other Twin Blog Tour: Review
My guest reviewer, Claire Knight is sharing her thought’s on Sarah Wray’s debut novel: REPORTED MISSING today! Enjoy! Synopsis Four months ago, Rebecca Pendle’s husband disappeared. So did 14-year-old Kayleigh Jackson. Just a coincidence? Rebecca wants to believe so… But Continue reading Reported Missing: Claire Knight #GuestReviewer
I had the absolute honour / pleasure of being a Bloody Scotland reader once again this year and was thrilled to see Gordon Brown’s Darkest Thoughts as one of the 5 books selected for me to read. Over the coming Continue reading Darkest Thoughts: Bloody Scotland Read- Mini Review
Today on my blog, Claire Knight – my awesome guest reviewer, is hosting Abi Silver’s THE PINOCCHIO BRIEF blog tour! Included is a video, so make sure you check that out too! Now how about we start with finding out Continue reading The Pinocchio Brief Blog Tour: Claire Knight #GuestReview
Synopsis: ‘There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.’ Ernest Hemingway One serial killer terrified the world. Imagine what an army of Continue reading Nameless: Review