🥳 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 [...]
Today I am finally sharing my thoughts on The Nothing Man by Catherine Ryan Howard. It's a book that's been sitting on my tbr for a shamefully long time but I'm glad it finally made it to the top. Here's what it's all about: Source: NetgalleyRelease Date: 6 August 2020Publisher: Corvus About the Book I [...]
Today I'm delighted to share my thoughts on One Half Truth, the latest Zigic and Ferreira novel from Eva Dolan. My thanks to publisher Raven Books for the advance copy for review. Here's what it's all about: Source: NetgalleyRelease Date: 13 May 2021Publisher: Raven Books About the Book When the police are called to the [...]
Today I'm continuing my catch up with the Varg Veum series by Gunnar Staalesen with a review of The Writing on the Wall, the second english language translation released. Here's what it's all about: Source: Owned CopyRelease Date: 30 October 2013Publisher: Arcadia About the Book This is one of Scandinavia's top crime writers in the [...]
So there we go. Another week gone. It's been a blast. Probably ... I've read some books, done a lot less walking (fluffing weather), eaten Macaroni Cheese ... Well. Sometimes it's all about the little things. How are you all? Hope you've had a good week. In the UK we are all inching ever closer [...]
Today Mandie shares her thoughts on Dangerous Women by Hope Adams. Thanks to publisher Michael Joseph who provided the #gifted copy for review. Here's what the book is all about: Source: NetgalleyRelease Date: 4 March 2021Publisher: Michael Joseph About the Book London, 1841.The Rajah sails for Australia.On board are 180 women convicted of petty crimes, [...]
