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.
Blog tour: Work in Progress by Dan Brotzel, Martin Jenkins and Alex Woolf →
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.
Blog tour: The C Word, edited by SpellBound books
The C Word is a wonderfully eclectic collection of short stories, published for a good cause.
Blog tour: Girls Who Lie by Eva Björg Ægisdóttir, translated by Victoria Cribb
Girls Who Lie is gripping, absorbing and tense.
Blog tour: Girls Who Lie by Eva Björg Ægisdóttir, translated by Victoria Cribb →
Blog tour: The Beresford by Will Carver
The Beresford is entertaining, highly original, and deliciously dark.