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    Deadly Betrayal by OMJ Ryan | Book Review

    March 21, 2021 /

    OMJ Ryan proves that a series can only get better with every installment.  Deadly Betrayal was his most addictive outing so far.  Travelling these pages is akin to walking along a tightrope.  The fab four are back, they are more human than ever, with the fragility of the human condition pulsing at the forefront, demanding attention.  Ryan tore up the rulebook and catapulted his readers into the deep underbelly of Hong Kong and how the two countries intermingle in a frenzy before a finale that is likely to have you on edge.  The DI Jane Phillips series always feels like a homecoming, its became my favourite crime series by far.…

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    All Fall Down by M.J. Arlidge | Book Review

    December 12, 2020 /

    When I was invited to read All Fall Down a few months ago, I had no idea what I was in for.  I haven’t read Arlidge’s work before or heard of this series BUT…within a few breaths and a few pages I knew this was going to be a series that I would come to binge read.  A story with a strong female sleuth with a tattered background but always focussed on the end result.  Six hours later and I was guts deep into a compulsive story and I was 100% in.  All Fall Down is an ambitious story that fulfils on everything it promises. How on earth do you…

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    A Famished Heart by Nicola White | Review

    August 10, 2020 /

    A Famished Heart is the second book in the Vincent Swan series.  It’s set in Dublin in the 1980’s and captures the atmosphere and the times there quite accurately.  Before actually picking up this read, I found the synopsis to be extremely thought-provoking.  If I’m completely honest, I’ve always found the things people do in the name of religion deeply puzzling.  As an atheist it just isn’t on the same wavelength, I can’t put myself into their shoes but, I can try to understand where they are coming from.  Unfortunately, the book didn’t gleam that understanding for me.  I’ll openly admit that this is the first book that I have…

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    Blog Tour: The Sleeping Season by Kelly Creighton

    March 30, 2020 /

    The Sleeping Season really breathes life into the idiom that you end up taking your work home with you.  This brand-new crime fiction series focuses on the disappearance of a 4-year-old boy, River, who has mysteriously disappeared from his bedroom despite the fact that there is no sign of any forced entry, however, his jacket also appears to be missing.  The case is wrought with missing information and hindered by the attitude of an ubiquitous mother.  Its apparent this case will test both DI Harriet Sloane and DI Diane Linsky’s skillset.  It is an emotionally draining case to work.  I was very wary of River’s mum, as a mother, her…

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    Blog Tour: Deadly Waters by OMJ Ryan

    March 18, 2020 /

    Deadly Waters was another home run for OMJ Ryan and the Detective Jane Phillips series.  I had serious cover love the first time I laid eyes on its opening.  It was ominous, it was secretive, and it forewarned of the threatening shadows that lurked beneath the surface.  It’s the kind of story that will become etched into your mind and you can’t put the book down until that last page has been devoured.  OMJ Ryan is a master storyteller that envelops you in atmospheric brilliance and a complexity that will literally tie you up in knots.  His brilliance is his readers weakness and Deadly Waters did not disappoint.  If I…

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    Blog Tour: Endless Silent Scream (DI Bliss #6) by Tony J. Forder

    March 13, 2020 /

    I want to make one thing crystal clear…Endless Silent Scream is the very first book that I have read penned by the incredibly talented Tony J. Forder.  Upon finishing this one, I immediately added the other five books to my tbr.  This book can easily be read as a standalone and I certainly didn’t feel that I missed huge chunks of backstory.  This author has a new fan – his writing is akin to being blindfolded and thrown into an icy lake and being left to tread the icy depths alone.  It’s in equal measures terrifying but also thrilling and you best be prepared for the ride of your life.…

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