January 29, 2021 Blog tour: Two Wrongs by Rebecca Reid By Alice Violett Two Wrongs is vivid and compelling, with interesting and complex characters. Blog tour: Two Wrongs by Rebecca Reid →
January 25, 2021 Blog tour: The Shape of Darkness by Laura Purcell By Alice Violett The Shape of Darkness is breathtaking, fascinating and achingly poignant. Blog tour: The Shape of Darkness by Laura Purcell →
January 21, 2021 Blog tour: The Boy from Boskovice by Vicky Unwin By Alice Violett The Boy from Boskovice is a fascinating, moving and devastating biography that powerfully demonstrates how no man is an island. Blog tour: The Boy from Boskovice by Vicky Unwin →
January 19, 2021 Review: Exit by Belinda Bauer By Alice Violett Exit is amazing: I laughed, I was moved, and I was pleasantly bamboozled as Bauer continually upped the ante with the twists, turns and farce. Review: Exit by Belinda Bauer →
January 15, 2021 Blog tour: Silent Graves by Sally Rigby By Alice Violett Silent Graves is a well-written and enjoyable police procedural with a likeable, compassionate main character. Blog tour: Silent Graves by Sally Rigby →
January 13, 2021 Blog tour: Forgotten Lives - excerpt By Alice Violett It's my stop on the Forgotten Lives blog tour. Find out about the book and the author, and read an excerpt. Blog tour: Forgotten Lives - excerpt →
January 8, 2021 Blog tour: The Dark Room by Sam Blake By Alice Violett The Dark Room is a clever, intriguing and atmospheric thriller. Blog tour: The Dark Room by Sam Blake →
January 2, 2021 What I read in December 2020 By Alice Violett 2020 has finally gone, but it would be remiss not to give a shout-out to all the books that kept me entertained in its final month. What I read in December 2020 →
December 28, 2020 My top ten reads of 2020 By Alice Violett 2020 has been a year to forget for obvious reasons, but at least I read a lot of good books. My top ten reads of 2020 →
December 26, 2020 Review: Delayed Rays of a Star by Amanda Lee Koe By Alice Violett Delayed Rays of a Star is a rich and thorough examination of the price of fame for three non-traditional women who strove for success in the unforgiving world of film. Review: Delayed Rays of a Star by Amanda Lee Koe →