One of the bonuses of volunteering for a book charity is that you often get to borrow books that are donated before they go out (obviously so that you can then recommend them to those who want recommendations!) and this was one of those that I hadn’t heard about before. Seven Lies introduces us to…
Tag: fiction
Tell Tale by Claire Parkin – a review
It’s the 1980s in a small Welsh village and Debbie is in trouble again. In her mind all she is doing is telling the truth as she records it in her kajagoogoo notebook, but to the rest of the village she is just a trouble maker. This time she is in so much trouble that…
Bastard by Damiano Polcaro – a review
When Damiano emailed to see if I would like a copy of his debut novel the premise sounded to good to miss and I wasn’t disappointed. Bastard introduces us to a narrator who is basically a bastard. A rich, bored, people watcher who is also a vigilante, his aim in life is to clear the…
Kiss Her Goodbye by Lisa Gardner – a review BLOG TOUR
I have read nearly all of Lisa Gardner’s previous novels so was pleased to be invited to take part in the blog tour for her latest book Kiss Her Goodbye. Kiss Her Goodbye is the latest instalment of the Frankie Elkin series. Frankie spends her life searching for missing people. This time she is in…
A crime readers blog 