Publication Date: Available 27th August from Harper Impulse. Source: Netgalley How to mess up your life in 140 characters Social media whizz kid, May Sparks has landed her dream job. Well, not quite, but the salary is great and all May has to do is handle the online profiles of… Continue reading
I am really pleased to welcome Danny to the blog today, an impromptu post after one of those late night Twitter conversations us bookish people are prone to – Fan is a must read and if you missed it last year maybe this will encourage you to take a look…. Continue reading
Publication Date: 27th August from Little Brown Source: Advanced review copy Psychological profiler Tony Hill is trained to see patterns, to decode the mysteries of human behaviour, and when he comes across a series of suicides among women tormented by vicious online predators, he begins to wonder if there is… Continue reading
Publication Date: Available Now Source: Review copy. And purchased copy. I read it twice too. Wye is losing hope. Sixteen and travelling through a rich wilderness with three other teenagers, she should be having the time of her life. And she might be if it weren’t for the thing hunting… Continue reading
So kicking off the Wye blog tour (and I’ll be back tomorrow with a review and a little piece of my own before handing off to others on Monday) I’m pleased to welcome Jack to the blog to tell us the answer to the one easy question I asked. REALLY… Continue reading
Publication Date: Available Now from Faber Source: Review copy YOU CAN DO ANYTHING, IF YOU HAVE NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE Struggling to come to terms with the suicide of her teenage son, Ellie lives in the shadows of the Forth Road Bridge, lingering on its footpaths and swimming in the… Continue reading
Today I’m VERY happy to welcome Charity Norman to the blog to talk about her emotionally resonant and wonderful novel “The New Woman”. I loved this book and was very pleased to be able to delve deeper.. What inspired you originally to write a novel with Gender Dysphoria as… Continue reading
As part of the Bloody Scotland blog tour I was very happy to get to ask Helen Giltrow a few questions about writing, reading and find out a little bit more about what she will be doing at this year’s festival. First of all, tell us a little about… Continue reading
Publication Date: Available Now from Hodder and Staughton Source: Bookbridgr Born in tragedy and raised in poverty, Krishanjit never aspired to be anything greater than what he was: a humble goatherd, tending his flock on the slopes of his isolated mountain home. But Krish has learned that he’s the son… Continue reading
Publication Date: Available Now from Penguin (Michael Joseph) Source: Netgalley Colm Healy used to be one of the Met’s best detectives. Until, haunted by the unsolved murders of a mother and her twin daughters, his life was left in ruins. His failure to find an elusive killer – or even… Continue reading
