The Book Lovers' Delight!
I’ve said it here before and, hell, I’m going to say it again: I love a book where all the characters are UNLIKABLE. I know for many readers, a book needs to have at least one likable character and it takes away from the book when there isn’t. This book review challenges this notion and […]
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This book has been hiding (sorry, couldn’t resist the pun) in my TBR for months. Today, I’m happy to finally get my review to you. Enjoy! Blurb Hiding by Jenny Morton Potts is a psychological thriller that brings Keller Baye and Rebecca Brown together. Previously living on either side of the Atlantic, Rebecca knows nothing […]
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I am one excited book blogger to be on the My Sister Is Missing book tour today. See, I mistakenly checked out the Goodreads reviews before starting this book and they made me worry that I was setting myself up for disappointment. However, what happened was I read a book I really, really enjoyed. This […]
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Today I have a book review (you may remember it from the cover reveal I posted last year) where half of the book is based during the end of World War II. Don’t click away! I know you may have had your fill of WWII books but The Blameless Dead incorporates an interesting element of […]
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Today, I’m back to my favourite genre – thriller. Believe me when I say you are going to love this one. Blurb The Puppet Show* by M.W. Craven introduces us to The Immolation Man, a serial killer burning his victims alive in Cumbria. When disgraced detective Washington Poe’s name is found carved into the chest […]
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Considering it is November 30th, you would think it’s time for Joyful Antidotes to start making way for Christmas stories full of magic and light. Not this book blog. Today, I have a wonderfully chilling thriller to share. Black Moss by David Nolan begins in April 1990, as rioters take over Strangeways prison in Manchester. […]
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Regular readers will know by now that I’m a fan of historical fiction. This time round I was lucky enough to be offered a great book set in Northern Ireland. If this is an area that interests you and you prefer your historical fiction to be more recent, read on. Belfast Central* by A.K. Amherst […]
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Remember when I said that The Kind Worth Killing by Peter Swanson was one of the best thrillers I’ve ever read? This book is up there with it. Delusions* by Amy Crandall introduces us to Abigale, a teenage girl who finds herself in one of the interrogation rooms of the Arcata Police Department denying multiple murders. […]
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I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to review this book! It is one of the best books I have ever read. Many of you have probably devoured it by now but if not, you are in for a treat. The Kind Worth Killing* by Peter Swanson is a well-crafted psychological thriller which begins […]
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My last few reviews have definitely been more on the cheerful side. But don’t worry, I haven’t gone soft. I’m back with a book so dark it will make your skin crawl. Night Driver* by Marcelle Perks is focused on heavily pregnant Frannie, an English woman living in Germany. Frannie tries to inject some independence into […]
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