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Fictionophile’s FEBRUARY 2024 Reading Wrap-Up #bookblogger #MonthlyWrapUp #Fictionophile #FebruaryReadsFebruary by the numbers: Total titles read: 10 Published recently: 9 Backlist titles: 1 Five star reads: 3 Debut novels: 2 Books that are part of a...
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Fictionophile’s FEBRUARY 2024 #BookHaul #Bookbloggers #ForthcomingTitles #TBR #AnticipatedReadsThis month I added eight new review commitments to my TBR mountain. Seven were publisher widgets sent to me that I couldn’t resist…...
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“Where They Lie” by Claire Couglan – Book Review @HarperPerennial #WhereTheyLie @Claire_Coughlan #BookReview #IrishFiction #NetGalley“Some stories demand to be told. They keep coming back, echoing down through the decades, until they find a teller.” Always one to love...
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Top Ten Tuesday – Covers/Titles with things found in nature #TBR #TopTenTuesday #TuesdayBookBlog #BookTwitter #bookbloggers #AnticipatedReadsTop Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme created by The Broke and the Bookish and now hosted by Jana at That Artsy Reader Girl. The rules are simple: Each...
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You Know the Oscars and the Emmys… now get ready for the Libbys! @LibbyApp #LibbyBookAwards @UproarPRagencyYou’ve heard of the entertainment world’s most coveted awards and of course the book community’s controversial Goodreads Choice Awards, but for the...
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“The Lost Letters of Evelyn Wright” by Clare Swatman – Book Review @BoldwoodBooks @ClareSwatman #TheLostLettersOfEvelynWright #BookReviewBeth’s marriage has just dissolved and she’s forced into starting over. She feels betrayed and is bitter about her situation. Her...
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Reading Ireland Month 2024 #ReadingIrelandMonth24 #IrishFiction #begorrathon24For several years now I’ve participated in the Reading Ireland Month challenge hosted by Cathy over at 746 Books. Reading Ireland Month (or...
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“You Can’t See Me” by Eva Björg Ægisdóttir – Book Review #YouCantSeeMe #IcelandicNoir #ForbiddenIceland @OrendaBooks“You Can’t See Me” is the prequel to the FORBIDDEN ICELAND series “It seems there are black sheep in every family, even...
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“The Mark” by Matt Brolly – Book Review @AmazonPub @MattBrollyUK #TheMark #DetectiveLouiseBlackwell #NetGalley #BookReviewDI Louise Blackwell – early forties, unmarried, and lonely. Still reeling from a severe career setback at her previous posting and the...
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“The Memory of Lavender and Sage” by Aimie K. Runyan – Book Review @harpermusebooks @aimiekrunyan #TheMemoryOfLavenderAndSage #BookReviewAn ode to dying towns across the globe, this lovely book centers around a tiny town in Provence, France. It is a novel of fresh starts, new...
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“Killer Story” by Matt Witten – Book Review Paperback #PublicationDay @oceanviewpub #KillerStory @MattZWitten #BookReviewDoes the truth really set you free? After reading this author’s “The Necklace” in August of last year, I was keen to read more of...
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“The Framed Women of Ardemore House” by Brandy Schillace – Book Review @Hanover_Square @bschillace @HarlequinBooks #TheFramedWomenOfArdemoreHouse #BookReviewI wasn’t sure what to expect with this novel as I hadn’t read anything by this author. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that,...
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“Where Butterflies Wander” by Suzanne Redfearn – Book Review #LakeUnionPublishing #SuzanneRedfearn #WhereButterfliesWander @LUAuthors #5stars #BookReview“No matter how much you wish it, time marches on, minute by minute, day by day, leaving you stumbling on with it, along with every regret and...
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Reading Fiction – Old and New #DiscussionPost #Fictionophile #BookbloggersBack when I was the fiction cataloguer for our local library I held the opinion that fiction books are timeless. While the non-fiction section was...
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Tuesday on Fictionophile – an update #GoogleAward #Fictionophile #SnowyNovaScotiaWell it has been a very snowy few days here in Nova Scotia. Schools were cancelled, and there were many other store closings and event...
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“The Traitors” by C.A. Lynch – Book Review @0neMoreChapter_ @HarperCollinsUK #TheTraitors #BookReview #NetGalley @carissaannlynchSix people walk into the house. One of them is an imposter, all of them are traitors, which of them will survive the night? In Southern Indiana,...
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“Stranger in the Village” by Kate Wells – Book Review @BoldwoodBooks @KatePoels @rararesources #StrangerInTheVillage #boldwoodbloggers #BlogTour #BookReviewCarrying on with the delightful Malvern Farm mystery series, this second installment was just as good as the first! Our protagonist, Jude Gray, is...
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“Twenty-Seven Minutes” by Ashley Tate – Book Review @PPPress #TwentySevenMinutes #BookReview #NetGalley“But the truth, it will come out. Nothing can keep the truth buried; it will always unfurl itself, lay itself bare. It is unstoppable –...
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Fictionophile’s JANUARY 2024 Reading Wrap-Up #bookblogger #MonthlyWrapUp #Fictionophile #JanuaryReadsJanuary by the numbers: Total titles read: 9 Published recently: 4 Backlist titles: 5 Five star reads: 3 Debut novels: 3 Books that are part of a...
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Fictionophile’s JANUARY 2024 #BookHaul #Bookbloggers #ForthcomingTitles #TBR #AnticipatedReadsThis month I added FIVE new review commitments to my TBR mountain. I know, I know, I said I would only haul three titles per month in 2024....
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“Twisted Lies” by Angela Marsons – Book Review @WriteAngie #TwistedLies #BookReview @BookoutureD.I. Kim Stone – An acerbic, brusque, and driven young woman who works as a Detective Inspector for the West Midlands Police, the second largest...
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“Duty and Deceit” by Thomas Crawford – Book ReviewEssentially this was a romantic suspense novel, albeit one with gay men protagonists. Set in an atmospheric Northamptonshire English manor house,...
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“The House of Broken Bricks” by Fiona Williams – Book ReviewThis is a beautifully written debut. The Hembrys are a bi-racial family who live in an old English farmhouse on the Somerset Levels. Damp and mould...
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“Bold Lies” by Rachel Lynch – Book ReviewDI Kelly Porter – a strong, tenacious, and ethical policewoman. She has lots of experience in her chosen line of work as she formerly worked...
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Do YOU play word games? Some info that might interest you…Did you know that in November 2023, the top 10 news websites collectively amassed over 800 million visits just for their puzzle game sections?...
