A massive thanks to NetGalley, the publisher and the author for a free e-ark in exchange for an honest review. ★★★★ I'd read Chalk Man from CJ Tudor last year and, although I don't remember much about the plot, I do remember enjoying it, which is what made me request The Burning Girls. I also… Continue reading The Burning Girls
Thank you to NetGalley, the publishers and author for the free Arc ebook copy. Image from Goodreads The Stranger Times by C.K. McDonnell centres around Hannah who has left her old life behind after setting a house on fire due to discovering her husband was cheating. Her new life in Manchester begins with an interview… Continue reading The Stranger Times
★★★★★ The final in the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas! I really wanted to finish this quick but at the same time wanted it to last forever. This is going to be a bit more of a ramble than a review. Kingdom of Ash follows on from where Empire Of Storms left… Continue reading Kingdom Of Ash
★★★★★ This is actually the first Holly Bourne book I’ve read. A few months ago there were a whole load of her books in the Kindle sale so I picked up a few. I’ve heard quite a lot this year about The Places I’ve Cried in Public so I decided to try this one first. There is… Continue reading The Places I’ve Cried In Public review
★★★★ I’ve had The Little Shop of Happily Ever After on my Kindle for years, pretty much since I’ve had my Kindle, but because I’ve been leaning more towards fantasy, it’s just been forgotten about. But as I’m trying to not read other fantasy while I’m in the middle of the Throne of Glass series,… Continue reading The Little Shop of Happily Ever After review
★★★★ Tower of Dawn is the 6th installment in the Throne of Glass series. I'd had a massive break between Empire of Storms and this one because I went down to Cornwall to see my family for 3 weeks (can't believe that was a month ago!) After the excitement of the last book I was… Continue reading Tower of Dawn review
★★★★ I first heard about Meraki on Bookstagram but I can't remember from which account. Meraki; a syren story is written by Naomi Kelly and independently published. When it came up as a 99p deal on Kindle i rushed to buy it. Meraki is centred on Wren, a syren who has run (or swam) away… Continue reading Meraki review
★★★★★ I’ve had The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh on my Kindle since a colleague at the first school I worked in (so about 7 years) recommended it to me. I think I’ve just been so distracted by fantasy and dystopian that I haven’t thought to read it until now. However, as I’m in… Continue reading The Language of Flowers
★★★★ I was kindly given a copy of an e-book ARC from the author Rebecca Crunden in exchange for an honest review. This is the first book in The Outlands Pentalogy. As soon as Crunden said it was dystopian, I was very keen to read it, dystopian being one of my favourite genres. A Touch… Continue reading A Touch of Death
★★★★★ I was lucky enough to get a free ARC of this from Book Sirens. This was one that I chose to read as the blurb sounded interesting. I’d never heard of the author, Johan Twiss, before but I’ll be keeping an eye out on his other books! As the title suggests, the main character,… Continue reading Four Years Trapped In My Mind Palace
