🥳 I can't believe it is finally here - the launch of a full year of bookish awesomeness. Today marks the fifth anniversary of Orenda Books, whose very first book, The Last Days of Disco by David F. Ross was published in e-book format, five years ago today. And tomorrow marks the ebookiversary of The [...]
Welcome to Jen Med's book reviews. I'm no longer new to this blogging malarky but I’m still what I’d consider a novice. Always something new to learn but hey - I'm trying (some would argue very...). Managing contracts by day, and insomniac reader by night, this blog is home to my book reviews and random [...]
Holy moly - how the heck did we get as far as the end of November. Next stop Christmas. Wish I could tell you I had done something interesting this week but the most exciting thing I managed was to actually read some books. This is a good thing as I was beginning to thing [...]
Today I am delighted to share my thoughts on Single by KL Slater which was released in paperback last week. My thanks to publisher Sphere for my gifted copy for review. I love the author's psychological thrillers and so was thrilled to be offered the chance to read this one. Here's what it's all about: [...]
Today I'm delighted to share my thoughts on the latest novel by Sam Carrington, The Open House. I love Sam's books and hearing that she had a new one on the horizon I was straight onto the tinterweb to pre-order. For those of you who are inclined, Sam Carrington will be one of the featured [...]
When is an Orenda Books not an Orenda Book? When it's published in conjunction with the Crime Writer's Association. Well, sort of. I first read the CWA Short Story Anthology: Mystery Tour back around its publication in 2017, not because it was an Orenda book but because it sounded like a great anthology featuring some [...]
Today I am sharing my thoughts on the brand new novel from Bernie Steadman, Those You Trust. Bernie has taken a step away from her crime series roots and branched out into the rocky world of relationships, and they don't get more rocky that those of Anna and her family. And I thought my family [...]
