Book Review: The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow

The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow Publisher: Orbit Books                                            Publication date: 13 October 2020 Genre: Fantasy/Alternative History                      Page Count: 444 I was so…

Books Review: The Stone Knife by Anna Stephens

The Stone Knife by Anna StephensPublisher: HarperVoyager Publication Date: November 26th 2020Genre: Fantasy / Grimdark Page Count: 608 (Hardcover) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Anna Stephens is back with a brand new trilogy for us, and I have been so excited for it for ages. I loved her Godblind trilogy, so I pre-ordered The Stone Knife back in April ready for the November…

Book Review: God of Gnomes by Demi Harper

God of Gnomes by Demi Harper Publisher: Portal Books                                              Publication date: 11th September 2019 Genre: LitRPG                                       …

Book Review: The Wounded Ones by G. D. Penman

The Wounded Ones by G. D. Penman Publisher: Meerkat Press                                           Publication date: 23rd June 2020 Genre: Urban Fantasy Demons and serial killers are Iona “Sully” Sullivan’s bread and butter, but nothing could have prepared her to face…

Book Review: The Year of the Knife by G. D. Penman

The Year of the Knife by G. D. Penman Publisher: Meerkat Press                                           Publication date: 28th November 2017 Genre: Urban Fantasy                                 …

Book Review: Bloodchild by Anna Stephens

Bloodchild by Anna Stephens Publisher: HarperVoyager                                            Publication date: 22rd August 2019 Genre: Grimdark Fantasy                                             Page…

Book Review: Everything About You by Heather Child

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I read Everything About You recently for my book club - but it was a title I'd put in our jar [we put suggestions of what to read in a jar, and each month we choose a new one] after being gifted a copy from Orbit Books through the Swansea Blogger Collective. It's fair to…

Book Review – One Word Kill by Mark Lawrence

Firstly, I'd like to thank Mark Lawrence for gifting me an e-copy of the proof for One Word Kill through Netgalley. Mark Lawrence is a power-house in the world of fantasy and One Word Kill is his first foray into science fiction. He takes us back to 80's London, in what's being described as Ready Player One meets Stranger…

Book Review: The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton

I Tweet that I'll soon be reading The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle. It isn't long before I receive the following replies: I recommend a murder board on the fridge and reading it in as few sittings as possible before you forget all the things It's amazing. Also, my mum created a spreadsheet. Just sayin I'm now…

Book Review: Early Riser by Jasper Fforde

Jasper Fforde is back after his "creative hiatus" of 2014-2016 and what a return! Five stars I have long been a fan of Fforde's books, but I have never actually reviewed one before and I'm at a loss as to where to begin. How do you describe a Jasper Fforde book? You can't do that…