Our Jolabokafloð countdown continues, as does Ragnar week. this time I'm revisiting my review of Rupture, book four in the dark Iceland series featuring Ari Thór Arason. What I really love about this series is how landscape and setting form an integral part of the story, never more obvious than it is in this book, [...]
Mandie and I have been really lucky as for the past couple of years, at least until Covid struck, we've been taking an early summer break up in Northumberland. One of the places we visited, a little off the beaten track as it were, was Chillingham Castle. Knowing how remote it is, how difficult the [...]
Today it is my great pleasure to share my thoughts on Remember Me, the debut novel from Amy McLellan. I love a good psychological thriller and was drawn into this one from the very beginning. Here's what it's all about: Source: Amazon About the Book Last night my sister was murdered. The police think I [...]
Day three of Hardisty Week and it's time to take another look at my thoughts on Reconciliation for the Dead, book three in the Claymore Straker series by Paul E. Hardisty. This was actually the first book in the series that I read, but I fell in love with the character, the writing and the [...]
Today it's my great pleasure to be joining the blog tour for the latest DCI Tom Douglas thriller from Rachel Abbott, Right Behind you. My thanks to Anne Cater of Random Things Tours for inviting me to join the tour and to Rachel Abbott for the advance review copy. Here's what it's all about: Source: [...]
