It's my stop on the Red as Blood blog tour. Find out about the book and the author.

Blog tour: Red as Blood by Lilja Sigurðardóttir, translated by Quentin Bates - spotlight →

The Luck is an absorbing, multi-generational saga featuring interesting, complex characters and a convincing setting.

Blog tour: The Luck by Kathy Biggs →

The Maids of Biddenden is an imaginative and richly detailed, yet realistic story of triumph over religious, gender, and class restrictions.

Blog tour: The Maids of Biddenden by GD Harper →

The Moose Paradox is a welcome return to the brilliant characterisation and tense situations that I loved in The Rabbit Factor.

Blog tour: The Moose Paradox by Antti Tuomainen, translated by David Hackston →

Miracle Number Four is a vivid and detailed novel that really captures the intensity of youth and the importance of music.

Blog tour: Miracle Number Four by Paul Marriner →

In my head, and out loud.

What I read in September 2022 →

The Witches of Moonshyne Manor is a wonderfully imaginative, funny, and moving story of ageing witches dealing with today's world.

Blog tour: The Witches of Moonshyne Manor by Bianca Marais →

Black Hearts is a dark, intriguing, and touching addition to a great series.

Blog tour: Black Hearts by Doug Johnstone →

Folly Ditch is fast-paced, tense, realistic, and thought-provoking.

Blog tour: Folly Ditch by Anna Sayburn Lane →

At the Breakfast Table is an unhurried, multi-layered, and fascinating treat for the senses.

Blog tour: At the Breakfast Table by Defne Suman, translated by Betsy Göksel →