Mini Book Reviews: The Listeners, A Touch of Darkness, We Live Here Now and more
It’s been a little while since my last round up of mini book reviews, however I can’t really call them “mini” book reviews any more…
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Knight Romantasy Book Review: The Second Death of Locke by V. L. Bovalino
The best way to sum up this book in one line is to tell you that by 50% through, I already knew I was adding…
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Cosy Witch Book Review: Uncharmed by Lucy Jane Wood
I loved diving back into this world where the magical wicche world sits quietly (most of the time!) beside the real world. It’s a very…
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How to Get ARCs for Free and Write ARC Reviews
You might have noticed that in my book reviews, I sometimes include a line like “Thank you to Netgalley for an ARC of this book”, what…
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Cosy Romance Book Review: You Had Me At Pumpkin Patch by Anita Faulkner
Obsessed, that’s the only way I can describe my relationship with this book. If you’ve been keeping an eye on my reading list, you’ll notice…
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Fall Romance Book Review: The Cinnamon Spice Inn by Harper Graham
Choosing one book out of four that are publishing today as a favourite is a bit like trying to pick a favourite child, except, well…
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Mystery Romance Book Review: A Cinnamon Falls Mystery by R. L. Killmore
I’m clearly on a fall kick at the moment, and A Cinnamon Falls Mystery didn’t disappoint! The cute, small town vibes were very strong in…
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Cosy Romance Book Review: There’s Pumpkin About You by Athena Carstairs
This was such a gorgeous, cosy autumn read with a grumpy-sunshine romance, and a neurodiverse perspective. There’s Pumpkin About You by Athena Carstairs is released…
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Book Review: Hemlock & Silver by T. Kingfisher
This was a brilliant example of a fantasy novel that’s set in a world that isn’t overly fantastical, at least, it’s not overrun with magic,…
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Book Review: The Magician of Tiger Castle by Louis Sachar
Well, I said I had 2 book reviews to publish on their pub days today, then my calendar gave me a surprise by popping up…
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Book Review: Mad Sisters of Esi by Tashan Mehta
Wow, this was absolutely stunning. Mad Sisters of Esi is high fantasy, and it’s mystical and lyrical and magical and ethereal. It’s also like very…
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Romance Book Review: CEO Not Welcome by Mandy Sawchuk
I’ve decided I’m going to start publishing some of my book reviews “properly” on the blog – as in, full blog posts for reviews, particularly…
