Off to London this afternoon then early train to Lille in the morning. I shall get much reading done. Unfortunately most of it is about block chain. Any ideas? If I get bored of that I shall bounce onto my tbr list. Thank god for kindle.
Month: May 2016
Airports are very dangerous places for the book obsessed.
I have come to realise that, as a book junkie, the worst thing I can do is arrive early to an airport. Either I over indulge in coffee and other assorted goodies, or I spend a ridiculous amount of time perusing the shelves of the bookshop or Amazon kindle store. With an already seemingly insurmountable …
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A tension filled read – ‘The Night Stalker’ by Robert Bryndza (@robertbryndza)
A dark figure cuts through the shadows, their destination a quiet home in Honor Oak Park. They have murder on their mind and their target? Dr Gregory Munro, a local GP. The method is well planned, all bases covered. Drink spiked, phone lines cut and electricity turned off. They are meticulous and they are patient …
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Timing, as they say, is everything…
Mine, as always is impeccable. I make the somewhat unlikely decision to actually attempt to start a blog, only to find that my already packed schedule has become a little more congested. Bank Holidays give way to validation interviews and a long weekend of preparing my office space becomes a teeny-tiny bit shorter. Ah well. …
‘In the Cold Dark Ground’ by Stuart MacBride
The wait has been long but it was worth it. Another stunning book from Mr MacBride. It has everything you want from a Logan McRae story, twists, turns and misdirections galore along with the wit and banter that you come to expect of any story featuring our hapless hero and DCI Steel. So Logan is …
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