Classic haunted house horror, classic thriller, or is it? So many facets to this story and its well-drawn characters you’ll be wondering what exactly is going on right to the climactic scenes. Available to buy via your favorite retailers, details can be found here Where to start with this book, I’m not entirely sure. It’s … Continue reading Review: The Lingering by SJI Holliday from Orenda Books
One year ends, another begins…
I’ve seen a lot of posts recently talking about top reads of the year for 2018. As I start to get back into the swing of something approaching normality after the always bizarre way time seems to move over the last two week of the year, I’ve been thinking about whether to offer my own. … Continue reading One year ends, another begins…
Review: Rival Sons by Aidan Thorn from Shotgun Honey
Dark. Brutal. Beautifully written, compellingly structured, twists and turns to a dramatic and violent conclusion. Available to buy via Shotgun Honey, all the details and various formats are here. Have you ever read the first pages of a book and just known you were going to get sucked in completely to the authors world? A … Continue reading Review: Rival Sons by Aidan Thorn from Shotgun Honey
Review: Kill Me Quick by Paul D. Brazil from Fahrenheit Thirteen
Fast paced Brit noir. Down and dirty violent pulp, paced to within an inch of its life. Sex, Drugs, band rock n roll at the English seaside. Available to buy at: Paperback E-book (epub) E-book (Kindle) In Kill Me Quick, Paul D. Brazil has crafted a fantastic story of rival gangsters, drugs wars and a … Continue reading Review: Kill Me Quick by Paul D. Brazil from Fahrenheit Thirteen
So, what is it about the series then?
I find blogging can be quite a reflective process. Obviously in terms of the books you review, thinking back about how you reacted to them and trying to convey that enthusiasm. But also for me around wider themes, controversy’s that still amaze me (don’t get me started on the star ratings issue) and in taking … Continue reading So, what is it about the series then?
Review: The Rise and Fall of the Miraculous Vespas by David F Ross from Orenda Books
Sort of a sequel, but only sort of. Proudly and unapologetically Scottish. Full of heart, full of great music, full of colorful and engrossing language. Plus, Boy George. Still not suitable for Tories. Available to buy via your favorite retailers, details can be found here David F Ross has created a world for his characters … Continue reading Review: The Rise and Fall of the Miraculous Vespas by David F Ross from Orenda Books
Review: When The Music’s Over by Aidan Thorn from Fahrenheit 13
British pulp fiction at its best. A twisting story, a detailed world and an ending with a real sting in its tail. Available to buy at: Paperback E-pub Kindle Since I started writing about indie books back in the summer, I’ve found myself reading about them a lot more too, getting involved in chatter on … Continue reading Review: When The Music’s Over by Aidan Thorn from Fahrenheit 13
