🥳 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 [...]
Ah ... This book. I really really wanted to read this book and I really, really wanted to like it ... A huge thank you to Orenda Books for gifting a very early copy of the book for me to devour. And devour I did as I read it in just one evening. This book [...]
Today I am delighted to be sharing my thoughts on Power Play, the brand new political thriller by Tony Kent. Book three in the Dempsey/Devlin series I have been looking forward to this one and reacquainting myself with Joe Dempsey. Here's what it's all about: Source: Netgalley About the Book When a plane explodes over [...]
Today it is back to Mandie who has a review of the hilarious Worst Case Scenario by Helen Fitzgerald as part of our Year of Orenda. I reviewed this last year and you can find my review here but - spoiler alert - I loved it. So dark, so funny, so absolutely wrong and right. [...]
I've decided that a trip down memory lane is in order. Not for any other reason that I think this is the closest I'm going to get to a road trip for a while and i'd rather wallow in fond memories than doom and gloom. It's been another funny old week where the highlight has [...]
Today I'm passing the blog batton back to Mandie who has a review of The Memory Wood by Sam Lloyd. We both became aware of this book when Mandie won a proof at last year's Theakston's Crime Festival from publishers Transworld. Sam Lloyd was meant to be appearing appearing at April's First Monday Crime, but [...]
