🥳 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 [...]
Well - that's cake week over. Yes. I turned old(er) mid week. Not by much. Only a few days more than the same period of the week before, but apparently because the year tally changes, it's a big thing. Big enough for me - I had the last three days off work so had a [...]
Today I'm sharing my thoughts on Mimic, the latest dark and twisted thriller from Daniel Cole, author of the Ragdoll series. My thanks to publishers Trapeze for the advance copy of the audiobook and to Tracy Fenton of Compulsive Readers for the blog tour invite. You may have spotted that Mandie has also been reviewing [...]
Because we wouldn't want her to be left out and miss out on all the blog tour fun, Mandie has also read and reviewed Noelle Holten's latest Maggie Jamieson book, Dead Secret. You can find out my thoughts on my blog tour review which is found here. Here's what the book is all about: Source: [...]
Today I'm delighted to share my thoughts on book four in the Maggie Jamieson series by Noelle Holten, Dead Secret. My thanks to publisher One More Chapter for the advance review copy adn to Sarah Hardy of Book On The Bright Side Publicity for the tour invite. Here's what it's all about: Source: NetgalleyRelease Date: [...]
Today Mandie takes over with a review of The Last Days of Disco, book one in the Disco Days trilogy by David F Ross. This one of those series I have had lurking on my shelf for a while and I loved reading all three. You can find my review of this book right here. [...]
