Goth Girl and the Ghost of a Mouse has been sitting on my shelf for some time, waiting for it to be picked for the Great Middle Grade Reads monthly read. It came second some time ago, which is when
Book Review | Goth Girl and the Ghost of a Mouse
Book Review | Under the Light of a Full Moon #AtoZChallenge
Under the Light of a Full Moon has been on my kindle a while, but I don’t know where it came from. If I got it as a freebie, thank you. If I got it as a Read4Review, thank you
Book Review | The Camelot Kids Book 1 by Ben Zackheim
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
How many series are you reading? (and #QOTM)
I was starting to spot reading challenges for next year, thinking I ought to do a non-fiction one to make me read a book I’ve had for years, which I deliberately put at number 5 in my list for this year
Book Launch | The Problem with Peggy by Rebecca Douglass
Hold onto your hats, there’s another book in The Ninja Librarian series just hit the shelves! Yippee! In the unlikely event that you don’t remember, I’ve been raving about The Ninja Librarian ever since he first came to Skunk Corners
Exclusive Extract from Princelings Book 7!
The Flash Fiction challenge this week was to come up with a title – which we’ll obviously be writing something for next week. So, in honour of my blog tour, and to give you an absolute exclusive, here is a
Book Review | The Emperor’s Edge (Book 1) by Lindsay Buroker
One of the disadvantages of getting the first three books of the Emperor’s Edge series in a collection is that it doesn’t count as a book read towards my Goodreads total yet! I got this set of three as part
Read Tuesday – one week to go!
I hope you’ve been enjoying the excerpts from my books that I’ve had in this spot for the last six weeks. At the end of each excerpt there was a coupon code for a 50% discount on the books from
Book Review: Jack Templar and the Lord of the Vampires by Jeff Gunhus
I’m not sure what kept me from reading the Jack Templar series, which starts with Monster Hunter, but I finally got into it with the offer of a free copy of Book 3, Lord of the Vampires, as part of
Matt Archer: Redemption
I was too late to sign up for the giveaway for this book blast hosted by I Am A Reader, but I see no reason why I can’t reblog the details here, since the giveaway is still current. I’m a
On reading a series
Is reading a series in progress different from reading a completed series? I have to thank Renee of Mother Daughter Book Reviews for the inspiration for this post. She told me: I’m working my way through Harry Potter at the
Bravo Victor Launch Haiku!
It’s finally here! Bravo Victor the ebook – Now on Amazon! Bravo Victor is the sixth in The Princelings of the East series, and stars Victor, keeper of the Inn of the Seventh Happiness, a much-loved character in four of
V for Victor – an excerpt from Bravo Victor
I decided to take a break from flash fiction this week and give you an extract from the new book instead. Since the cover illustration clearly shows a storm brewing, I decided to jump in with a 600 word extract
Echo & The Girl Who Dreamt of Dolphins
When I realised today’s NATO Alphabet word was Echo I became obsessed with echolocation and talking about dolphins. I don’t really know why, but it did also give me the chance to read and review another book for the usual
Book Blast – Diego’s Dragon (Spirits of the Sun)
Today I’m delighted to be featuring the first book in the Diego’s Dragon series, namely Spirits of the Sun. I was initially attracted by the cover, but reading the blurb made it one for my list – dragons are always