The #Bookvent Calendar 2017 – The Full Countdown

So that is it. My #bookvent countdown is complete. And in case you missed any of my top picks, here they all are in a lovely convenient trailer for you all to ooh and ahh over. Or something … Enjoy!

If you missed any of the posts, you can find a recap below:

The #Bookvent 2017: Day 1 – Ragdoll by Daniel Cole

#Bookvent 2017: Day 2 – Want You Gone by Chris Brookmyre

#Bookvent 2017: Day 3 – Watch Her Disappear by Eva Dolan

#Bookvent 2017: Day 4 – Deep Down Dead by Steph Broadribb

#Bookvent 2017: Day 5 – Behind Her Eyes by Sarah Pinborough

#Bookvent 2017: Day 6 – Cursed by Thomas Enger

#Bookvent 2017: Day 7 – Hunting The Hangman by Howard Linskey

#Bookvent 2017: Day 8 – Reconciliation For The Dead by Paul E. Hardisty

#Bookvent 2017: Day 9 – Written In Bones by James Oswald

#Bookvent 2017: Day 10 – Six Stories by Matt Wesolowski

#Bookvent 2017: Day 11 – Hell To Pay by Rachel Amphlett

#Bookvent 2017: Day 12 – Seal Skin by Su Bristow

#Bookvent 2017: Day 13 – Quieter Than Kiling by Sarah Hilary

#Bookvent 2017: Day 14 – Maria In The Moon by Louise Beech

#Bookvent 2017: Day 15 – Love Like Blood by Mark Billingham

#Bookvent 2017: Day 16 – Cold Blood by Robert Bryndza

#Bookvent 2017: Day 17 – A Game Of Ghosts by John Connolly

#Bookvent 2017: Day 18 – White Out by Ragnar Jonasson

#Bookvent 2017: Day 19 – Follow You by Richard Parker

#Bookvent 2017: Day 20 – High Force by LJ Ross

#Bookvent 2017: Day 21 – Broken Bones by Angela Marsons

#Bookvent 2017: Day 22 – Rattle by Fiona Cummins

#Bookvent 2017: Day 23 – All The Wicked Girls by Chris Whitaker

#Bookvent 2017: Day 24 – Part 1 – Block 46 by Johana Gustawsson

#Bookvent 2017: Day 24 – Part 2 – Now We Are Dead by Stuart MacBride

#Bookvent 2017: Day 24 – Part 3 – The Man Who Died by Antti Tuomainen

All that remains is for me to say is to those of you celebrating, have a fabulous Christmas and I will see you on the other side. To those who are not, I hope your day is still full of all the #booklove.

Be good folks, or if you can’t be good, be a reader.

Jen