Writing and reviews with an environmental, science fiction, and fantasy touch
Cipher Hill is the fifth in Joseph R Lallo’s great steampunk/sci-fi series which I stumbled across in March 16 and started reading in autumn 21. There’s only one more after this one. So I suggest you don’t start here. Cipher
The Ship-Thief was one of two books I picked up in a charity bookshop in Norfolk, first in a related series. The first one I reviewed in November, Hunting Gumnor. This is another post joining in Marvellous Middle Grade Mondays,
Hunting Gumnor was one of two books I picked up in a charity bookshop in Norfolk, part of the narrow gauge railway line between Aylsham and Wroxham. This is another post joining in Marvellous Middle Grade Mondays, run by Greg
Just Add Trouble is my second venture into the world of Hetta Coffey. Ten years after I first encountered her, in Just Add Salt, which is book two in the series. I’ve now added 1 through 5 to my TBR,
Salt has been in my kindle for at least three years (on my list for four!). It’s not the first I’ve read by Helen Laycock, whose Mandrake’s Plot I featured at the end of 2018. Helen gets over the ‘absent
The Princelings of the North is launched today! Yes, it’s out on all platforms, for a special book launch price. I hope you enjoy it enough to leave a nice review at your purchase site! The Princelings of the North
The Camelot Kids is Ben Zackheim’s second series, or at least I think so. He started publishing it after the Shirley Link series, and I’ve already reviewed a few of those. I read Part 1 of the Camelot Kids without realising
This is a cracking adventure story for younger readers by one of my fellow BookElves, Fiona Ingram. Adam and Justin manage to get leave from school to go with their aunt to Egypt – provided they tell their classes about
The Princelings and the Lost City, book 3 in the Princelings of the East trilogy, is now online in all Amazon stores. Our guinea pig heroes, Princelings Fred and George, each follow their own paths to their destinies. Fred discovers