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    One Good Lie by Jane Isaac | Blog Tour Review

    June 23, 2021 /

    When this book landed on my kindle I just had that deep instinctual knowledge that this was going to be my kind of book.  The relationship between siblings is a deep and complicated one.  We have this passed down expectation that we should be close with them but don’t look away too quickly because sibling rivalry will soon be skipping down the corridors of the mind.  The blurb had me searching for clues, is there something hidden in plain sight?  Is a shadow creeping at the very edge of your vision?  This stand-alone thriller was everything I needed at precisely the right time. One Good Lie had a strong opening…

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    A Prayer For The Broken by Mark Tilbury | Blog Tour

    October 2, 2020 /

    A Prayer for The Broken is an accurate testament that we shouldn’t fear creepy crawlies or heights – it is human’s that hold the key to breaking us open.  They have all the tools to completely alter our psyches.  I’m not ashamed to admit that this book held me in rapturous anticipation.  I hated characters with every fibre of my being and wanted a serious accident to befall them.  This psychological thriller chilled me to the very core but boiled my blood in the same sentence.  It has only solidified my viewpoint that people do such evil things in the name of religion. Eleven-year-old John McCormack has lost everything.  His…

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    July 20, 2020 /

    Oh my gosh, it really is a bit of magic when just a few pages into a novel that you concur that you have something quite special being shared with you.  That is exactly what Under Your Skin is. The book community has been raving about this story but somehow, I just didn’t appreciate just how powerful and how much of an impact it would have upon me.  I’m very wary of hyped books but in this case, the hype hasn’t been enough.  This book crackles with electricity with every page turn.  Reading this story is a sound investment.  It is medicine for your cerebral cortex.  It’s worth the emotion…

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    Blog Tour: Roses Are Red by Miranda Rijks

    April 28, 2020 /

    We all want to think that money and wealth wouldn’t change the type of character that we would want ourselves to aspire to.  Roses Are Red delves into the impact that emotional trauma can run rampant upon a vulnerable individual.  Despite kindness and a gentle soul, there will always be someone lurking in the shadows, ready and willing to take advantage of a heart-breaking situation.  Miranda Rijks has created a story that made me sick to the stomach and incandescent with rage.  She laid the Easter eggs out to find and I put on my sherlock Holmes persona, ready to discover the truth. Inkubator books just hit the nail on…

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    Audio Blog Tour: The Wreckage by Robin Morgan-Bentley

    February 20, 2020 /

    The Wreckage– it’s clear from the offset the tone this story is going to take.  A car wreck.  Speeding towards an end goal that destroys lives.  Whiplash that leaves you feeling pained and distraught.  It’s a real play on the title and the deeper meaning behind it is poetic brilliance.  This book hits you in the feels like a ten-tonne truck to the chest.  You need to escape from the wrecked car, you’re injured, your disorientated and you have to drag yourself to safety.  It’s pitch black and your senses have left you.  You need to stumble from one event to the other – this book is the direct correlation to this. …

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    Blog Tour: Degrees of Guilt by H.S. Chandler

    September 2, 2019 /

    Holy crap…What an opening chapter!  Such violence and degradation.  What would break a woman down so much that she cracks her husband’s skull open and calmly phones the police whilst her his brains trickle out onto the immaculately polished floor.  Are things as they seem or is Maria a cold-blooded killer?  Is it pre-meditated and what’s the reason behind wanting him dead?  Can you honestly say you couldn’t imagine yourself killing another human being, no matter the reasons or motive?  If you say absolutely not, I would challenge that thought, any human has the innate ability to carry such basal actions out.  Chandler takes us there – straight out of…

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