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Wild Treasures by Hannah Stitfall [blog tour]
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After a cold and very wet winter, I'm sure I'm not the only one ready for spring and going out into nature again. The sun is tentatively peeking through ...

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Spirited by Julie Cohen – Review and Blog Tour
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Spirited by Julie Cohen - my Review for the Blog TourIt is rather fitting that today, 14th July is my birthday and I am celebrating by taking part in the ...

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The Fellowship of Puzzlemakers by Samuel Burr [blog tour]
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I've been in a bit of a reading funk this year, not many books truly gripping me in such a way that I cannot stop thinking about them and recommending ...

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The Bird in the Bamboo Cage – Hazel Gaynor – Review and Blog Tour
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The Bird in the Bamboo Cage - Hazel Gaynor - Review and Blog Tour.Already a fan of Hazel Gaynor’s books I am thrilled to be one of the bloggers kicking off ...

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Theatre of Glass and Shadows by Anne Corlett [blog tour]
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I love fantastical novels that have a performative element to them, the Caraval series by Stephanie Garber being one of my all-time favourites. There's ...

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The Exiles by Christina Baker Kline Review and Blog Tour – friendship and atonement.
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 The Exiles by Christina Baker KlineMy Review:I will make no bones about the subject matter of this novel being one of my absolute favourites and a ...

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When I come home again – Caroline Scott – Blog tour and Review
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 When I come home again - Caroline ScottToday it is my turn to take part in the @RandomTours Blog Tour to celebrate publication of the new WW2 ...

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An Awfully Big Blog Adventure: Small Stories of Great Artists, by Laurence Anholt
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This is an extremely beautiful book. It's satisfyingly hefty, it has a cobalt and gold blue cover, and it's full of good stories, gorgeous illustrations, ...

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Hera by Jennifer Saint [blog tour]
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Jennifer Saint is the queen (or should that be goddess?) of Greek mythology retellings. She may not be the first author I've read who's turned the classic ...

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A Curtain Twitcher’s Book of Murder by Gay Marris [blog tour]
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Whenever a publisher puts "murder" in the title of a book, they've instantly got my attention. Cosy crime truly is the genre of the season – and for good ...

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