What I read in September 2022
In my head, and out loud.
Blog tour: The Witches of Moonshyne Manor by Bianca Marais
The Witches of Moonshyne Manor is a wonderfully imaginative, funny, and moving story of ageing witches dealing with today's world.
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Blog tour: Black Hearts by Doug Johnstone
Black Hearts is a dark, intriguing, and touching addition to a great series.
Blog tour: Folly Ditch by Anna Sayburn Lane
Folly Ditch is fast-paced, tense, realistic, and thought-provoking.
Blog tour: At the Breakfast Table by Defne Suman, translated by Betsy Göksel
At the Breakfast Table is an unhurried, multi-layered, and fascinating treat for the senses.
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Blog tour: The Rising Tide by Ann Cleeves
The Rising Tide is a gripping, intriguing, and very human addition to one of my favourite crime series.
Blog tour: The Bleeding by Johana Gustawsson, translated by David Warriner
The Bleeding is a haunting, sophisticated, and intriguing novel that will satisfy fans of police procedurals, historical fiction, and gothic horror alike.
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What I read in August 2022
All the small things.
Blog tour: Cold Fish Soup by Adam Farrer
Cold Fish Soup is wide-ranging, moving, and brilliantly funny.
Blog tour: Muzungu by Rod Madocks
Muzungu is a raw and fascinating memoir that gave me a lot to think about.