The Beaver Theory is an entertaining and heart-warming conclusion to an enjoyable trilogy.

Blog tour: The Beaver Theory by Antti Tuomainen, translated by David Hackston →

So many books, so little energy.

What I read in September 2023 →

The Murmurs is a thrilling and gripping novel, teeming with Gothic hallmarks.

Blog tour: The Murmurs by Michael J. Malone →

The Raging Storm is an atmospheric, tense, and multi-layered story from one of my favourite crime novelists.

Blog tour: The Raging Storm by Ann Cleeves →

Promise is a creative, poignant, and very human science fiction and science fantasy collection.

Blog tour: Promise by Christi Nogle →

The Opposite of Lonely is an absorbing and timely addition to one of my favourite series.

Blog tour: The Opposite of Lonely by Doug Johnstone →

Many, many things.

What I read in August 2023 →

Do Not Go Quietly is an inventive, exciting, and memorable short story and poetry collection.

Review: Do Not Go Quietly: An Anthology of Victory in Defiance, edited by Jason Sizemore and Lesley Conner →

Someone Like Her is compulsive, fast-paced and emotive.

Blog tour: Someone Like Her by Awais Khan →

The Lost Archive is a well-written and wide-ranging short story collection that's full of interesting ideas.

Blog tour: The Lost Archive by Lynn C. Miller →