I was given a copy of Porcelain: flesh of the innocents by Lee Cockburn from the publisher Clink Street Publishing and I am delighted to be part of their spring reading week. Porcelain is described as vivid, dark and unsettling and it most certainly is. Set in Edinburgh, the story starts with two five year…
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Close to me by Amanda Reynolds – a review BLOG TOUR
I was lucky enough to be invited onto the blog tour for Close to Me. Close to Me is the debut novel by Amanda Reynolds. The story focuses on Jo who fell down the stairs in her house. This fall caused her to lose any memory of the last year. As Jo starts trying to piece…
Unravelling Oliver by Liz Nugent – a review
I have seen some good reviews of this early last year so decided to treat myself to a copy to pass the time of a train trip over to Manchester. The book opens with Alice in a coma after her husband Oliver has savagely beaten her. It’s an act that has shocked everyone as from the…
The Gift by Louise Jensen – a review
I received a copy of this via netgalley and was saving it for holiday last year, and I’m glad I did. The Gift is the second novel by Louise Jensen. This is the story of Jenna who receives a donor heart after contracting an infection which attacked her own heart. The heart came from a…
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