Today is my stop on the blog tour for The Uninvited Guest by Ruby Speechley! Here’s the blurb. One hen, one stag, one uninvited guest… who won’t make it to the wedding? Megan Lewis is ready for her big day, but when an unexpected guest crashes her hen weekend, her perfectly curated world unravels. Beth ..read more

Today is my stop on the blog tour for A Light of Little Radiance by Keith Anthony Baird and Beverley Lee. Here’s the blurb Selina Dragavei wanders the northern wastes in fear of persecution from the Holy Roman Church. In Europe’s Dark Age, witchfinders scour the lands and traveller folk such as she are put ..read more

Today I’m reviewing The Commuter by Emma Curtis. Here’s the blurb I used to dread rush hour. Now I live for it… Rachel wakes from a coma to discover her controlling husband has been killed, and the police suspect her of involvement. But all Rachel can recall from the last few weeks are tantalising flashes ..read more

Today I’m going to be reviewing The Memory Wood by Sam Lloyd Here’s the blurb Elijah has lived in the Memory Wood for as long as he can remember. It’s the only home he’s ever known. Elissa has only just arrived. And she’ll do everything she can to escape. When Elijah stumbles across thirteen-year-old Elissa ..read more

Today Is my turn on the blog tour for Death Notice by Simon Maltman. It was a no brainer me signing up for the tour as I’d just finished reading the book when the chance came up.. what better way to share my thoughts than via a blog tour! Here’s the blurb 2000 Michael Walker ..read more

Today I’m reviewing Knock Knock by Chris Merritt. Here’s the blurb. Natasha Mayston wasn’t expecting anyone to knock on her door so late at night. And she has no idea that the face staring back at her is the last one she’ll ever see… As Detective Dan Lockhart is called to a wealthy London street to investigate ..read more

Today I’m taking part in the series blog tour for The James Ryker Series by Rob Sinclair… kicking off with a review of The Green Viper.  Here’s the blurb: I need your help. Call me. Ex-intelligence agent James Ryker receives a coded message through a secret drop point, a means of communication known only to ..read more

Today it’s my pleasure to review the latest release from John David Bethel – Mapping the night!. I was also lucky enough to be able to pin the author down to answer a few of my burning questions so do read on for more Here’s the blurb The evil that hides in the dark is not always what it seems. FBI Special Agents Eileen Prado and Ira Fisher are inserted into the investigation of the Upper East Side serial murders at the instigation of forces working within government who want the identity of one of the victims kept quiet. Their partners in the NYPD have their own agenda. They are hiding th ..read more

Today I’m reviewing Tense Commandment by Frank Westworth. The Stoner Series Book 10. Here’s the blurb. Unconventional assassin JJ Stoner knows better than to accept a personal job from his violently volatile boss. But if your paymaster stalks the hallowed halls of Westminster, and if your girlfriend sells her body to a sordid clientele, and if you kill people for a living, well… sometimes you have to get your hands dirty. Very dirty. A witty mix of hardboiled humour and sinister manipulation. Recommended for readers who enjoy Walter Mosley, Derek Raymond and Don Winslow. Tense Commandment ..read more

Today I’m going to be reviewing Hunted (Michael Walker Thrillers Book 1)  by the awesome Simon Maltman. Here’s the blurb 1999. Michael Walker – former IRA soldier, turned MI5 informer – is living in hiding in rural America. A robbery at Walker’s home leads to his rare copy of the Irish Declaration of Independence being sold online. This proves to be the first link in the chain leading to his location being revealed. Walker’s life is plunged into peril, as an IRA hit squad – led by Marty Sullivan – is dispatched to eliminate him. Sullivan, a former comrade, is out for blood. Against th ..read more