Publication Date: Available Now from Faber Source: Publisher Review Copy Six years ago a young married couple were found brutally stabbed to death in their home in Upstate New York. Local police arrested a suspect who later committed suicide. But what if the police got it wrong? Ex-FBI profiler Jefferson… Continue reading
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City of Stairs launches from Robert Jackson Bennett this week. I am currently reading it and let me tell you, its a corker! A review will follow at some point but the lovely lot at Jo Fletcher are running a competition. They have five books to give away and ONE… Continue reading
THE GREAT EASTER GIVEAWAY WITH THE DEAD WIFE’S HANDBOOK It’s Easter and those nice people at Amazon have reduced the price of both the Kindle and the BEAUTIFUL paperback of The Dead Wife’s Handbook. So to celebrate, we’re combining the two things we all love the best… Continue reading
Today in the ongoing feature “Why We Read” I welcome good BookLikes buddy Olga to the blog. If you would like to know more about Olga, visit her site or her BookLikes page. http://olgagodim.wordpress.com/ http://olgagodim.booklikes.com/ I want to meet an angel By Olga Godim I write… Continue reading
I recently read the first Pete Fernandez mystery by Alex Segura – Silent City- and rather enjoyed it. So I caught up with the author to ask a few questions and here is what he had to tell me. Tell us a little about where the story came from… Continue reading
Happy Monday everyone! Just a quick blog spot today on some things you can expect to see coming up on site soon. Firstly here is what I am currently reading. So reviews on those coming as and when. Later this week we have Q & A’s with Hannah Beckerman and… Continue reading
Talking about publishing today – Steve McHugh author of The Hellequin Chronicles. http://stevejmchugh.wordpress.com/ A Less Traditional View. There’s a lot of talk about traditional publishing vs. self-publishing. People seem to be on one side or the other, some venomously so. But I see no reason why you can’t use… Continue reading
So the latest release from Mel Sherratt is “Watching over You” a frightening cautionary tale of life, featuring one of the scariest female characters I’ve met recently in fiction. I loved this one quite a lot (review to follow) it was in my top 5 reads of 2013 and I… Continue reading
A beautiful cover and going immediately onto my reading list. Welcome to Willow Cottage – throw open the shutters, let in the sea breeze and make yourself completely at home. Oh, and please do leave a comment in the Guestbook! As landlady of Willow Cottage, the young widow… Continue reading
