What I read in September 2021
Better late than never.
Blog tour: To All the Living by Monica Felton
To All the Living is an fascinating and realistic portrayal of life in a World War II munitions factory, featuring sharply-observed and well-described characters.
Blog tour: The Heron's Cry by Ann Cleeves
The Heron's Cry is an immersive and gripping mystery with brilliant characters.
What I read in August 2021
Still waiting on better days.
Blog tour: Work in Progress by Dan Brotzel, Martin Jenkins and Alex Woolf
Work in Progress is an enjoyable and funny novel about a group of eccentric writers.
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Blog tour: The Handover by David M. Barnett
The Handover is a simply lovely story that doesn't shy away from big issues.
Blog tour: The Killing Tide by Lin Anderson
The Killing Tide is gripping, smartly-plotted and fast-paced.
Blog tour: A Young Lady's Miscellany by Auriel Roe
A Young Lady's Miscellany is entertaining, moving, and brilliantly observed.
What I read in July 2021
Still reading.
Blog tour: The Curious Rise of Alex Lazarus by Adam Leigh
The Curious Rise of Alex Lazarus is an entertaining tale of hubris in modern business that's full of brilliant characters.