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    Alice Alone by Amanda Brookfield

    June 22, 2023 / 1 Comment

    Alice Alone made me suddenly realise the impending sense of what’s to come. With my eldest child approaching his 16th birthday, it gave me a sense of dread of the empty nest syndrome that awaits me in the none too far away future. How will I react when they start flying the nest? It sounds absolutely horrid. A bit like Alice, I’m a stay-at-home mum that has devoted her entire life to rearing my children, the impending thought that one day soon, I won’t have them to constantly care for is a bit grim. Maybe I’ll start collecting dogs! The author nailed how women of Alice’s generation generally aspired to…

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    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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    Some publishers are just complete go-to.  Crime fiction and Nordic Noir are phrases that are somonis with Orenda Books.  This blog tour invitation for Death Deserved was an automatic YES YES YES.  Nordic Noir is a relatively new genre for me, but I am quickly falling head over heels.  It has restarted my heart and gave me a passion for crime fiction once more.  I couldn’t wait to get my grubby little hands on this exciting and riveting read.  I was expecting huge things from this superstar double act.  The anticipation was melting my brain.  The prologue created that taut tension that I crave and live for.  My eyes couldn’t…

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    The dark sense of Scottish humour has never been utilised to its full potential.  Until now.  A Dark Matter is a multi-layered double entendre that is pushing itself to the surface.  It capitulates the dreich weather, the wounds that get hidden by alcohol but it’s all held up by the innate will of three immensely strong female characters.  They are determined.  They are strong and above all…no-one should try to fuck them over!  Orenda Books is my go-to publisher for crime fiction and when you find an author that drips in his skill for getting the average scots character down, you know you’re onto a winner.  We have a trio…

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