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“Dying To Take The Tour” by Chrissie Loveday – Book Review #NovNov23 #DyingToTakeTheTour #NovellasInNovemberDemelza Price is taking a busman’s holiday of sorts. On vacation from her full time job, she is using her local knowledge to lead a bus tour...
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“Again And Again” by Jonathan Evison – Book Review @DuttonBooks #AgainAndAgain @penguinrandom @JonathanEvison #BookReviewIn this absorbing and quite unique story we meet an elderly man named Eugene Miles. He claims to be 105 years old, yet his birth certificate states...
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“What July Knew” by Emily Koch – #BookReview @PenguinRandomCA @VintageBooks @EmilyKoch #WhatJulyKnewTo celebrate the fact that this novel has been selected as November’s Book of the Month in Shoppers Drug Mart in Canada – I am...
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November 2-16, 2023 – Libby’s “Big Library Read” online bookclub @LibbyApp #BigLibraryReadWhile most readers know Libby, its book club – Big Library Read – has been flying under the radar since 2014. It’s a free, global, digital book...
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Fictionophile’s OCTOBER 2023 Reading Wrap-Up #bookblogger #MonthlyWrapUp #FictionophileOCTOBER by the numbers: Total novels read: 10 Published in 2023: 8 Backlist titles: 2 Five star reads: 2 Debut novels: 1 Books that are part of a...
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Fictionophile’s OCTOBER 2023 #BookHaul #Bookbloggers #ForthcomingTitles #TBR #AnticipatedReadsThis month I added NINE new review commitments to my TBR mountain. (All book descriptions are linked to Goodreads.) I received FIVE of these titles...
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“Gretchen” by Shannon Kirk – Book Review @AmazonPub #Gretchen #BookReviewMy first reaction after finishing this book? Crazy! This was a novel that didn’t know what it wanted to be when it grew up. Is it a mystery?...
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Some creepy October reads from my TBR #Spooktober #halloweenreads #scaryreadsBack before I began my blog, I read seasonably. By that I mean I would read books that ‘fit‘ the season. Now, one of the unfortunate...
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Plans for Novellas in November #NovNov23 #NovellasInNovember #Fictionophile #novellasThis year, once again, Cathy and Rebecca are hosting Novellas in November! I’m using this great opportunity to read some of the novellas that...
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“Leave the Lights On” by Liv Andersson – Book Review @crookedlanebks @WendyTyson #LeaveTheLightsOn #BookReview“What were ghosts, after all, but unfulfilled wishes and past regrets?” Coastal Maine, with its scenic vistas and impressive homes that...
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Hallowe’en Book Tag #bookbloggers #HalloweenBookTagHere is my slant on the Hallowe’en Book Tag which was originally created by Naomi the Book Lover on YouTube. I first saw it on Novel Lives....
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“White as Snow” by Lilja Sigurðardóttir – Book Review @OrendaBooks #Orentober #WhiteAsSnow @lilja1972 @RandomTTours #BlogTour #BookReview #IcelandNoirtranslated by Quentin Bates Áróra has returned to her birthplace, Iceland, to find her missing sister, Ísafold. Now, she has come to realize that...
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“Delivering Christmas” by Liz Fenwick – Book Review #BlogTour #DeliveringChristmas @liz_fenwick @RandomTTours #BookReview #ChristmasNovellaIf you are struggling to find some Christmas spirit, then this novella might just be what you need to read. Chock full of Christmas decorating,...
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#Orentober – paying homage to Orenda Books @OrendaBooks #GreatReads #BookRecommendations #BookloversEvery October Orenda Books celebrates #Orentober. Over the past few years they have supplied me with countless hours of pleasurable reading. To...
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“One Puzzling Afternoon” by Emily Critchley – Book Review“You always think there’s so much time to do things, to see places, then you realize there’s hardly any time at all.”...
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“Stigma” by Thomas Enger and Jørn Lier Horst – Book Review @OrendaBooks #Orentober #Stigma #BlixAndRamm @LierHorst @EngerThomas #NordicNoir @RandomTTours #BlogTour #BookReviewtranslated from the Norwegian by Megan Turney This police procedural, set in Oslo, Norway, is the fourth to feature policeman Alexander Blix and...
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Top Ten Tuesday – Books with weather events in the title #TBR #TopTenTuesday #TuesdayBookBlog #BookTwitter #bookbloggersTop 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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“Rumor Of Evil” by Gary Braver – Book Review @oceanviewpub @GaryGoshgarian #RumorOfEvil #BookReviewThe first thing that strikes me about this novel? The cover art and title are perfect for the book! “Rumor Of Evil” is a police...
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“Forever Home” by Graham Norton – Book Review @HarperViaBooks #ForeverHome @grahnort #BookReview @HarperCollinsWe always hurt the ones we love. “Forever Home” was a compelling and interesting blend of literary fiction and mystery. The author...
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“The Cottage” by Lisa Stone – Book Review @HarperCollins @LisaStoneBooks #TheCottage #BookReview“The Cottage” would be an excellent choice to add to your TBR this month. Rife with autumnal suspense, it also borrows a portion of its...
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“One Puzzling Afternoon” by Emily Critchley – Book Review @Sourcebooks #OnePuzzlingAfternoon @EmilyMCritchley #BookReview“You always think there’s so much time to do things, to see places, then you realize there’s hardly any time at all.”...
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“This Is How We End Things” by R.J. Jacobs – Book ReviewIf mind games and deception intrigue you, then read this book! Joe Lyons is a psychology professor at a prestigious university in North Carolina....
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“The Invisible Hour” by Alice Hoffman – Book Review @AtriaBooks @simonschuster #TheInvisibleHour #BookReview @ahoffmanwriter“A single dream is more powerful that a thousand realities”– Nataniel Hawthorne I often find it upsetting to read about cults and...
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Fictionophile’s SEPTEMBER 2023 Reading Wrap-Up #bookblogger #MonthlyWrapUpSEPTEMBER by the numbers: Total novels read: 9 Published in 2023: 8Backlist titles: 1Five star reads: 3 Debut novels: 3Books that are part of a...
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Fictionophile’s SEPTEMBER 2023 #BookHaul #Bookbloggers #ForthcomingTitles #TBR #AnticipatedReadsThis month I added seven new review commitments to my TBR mountain. (All book descriptions are linked to Goodreads.) I received one of these titles...
