Book Tag: 3 Bookish Things

I found this Book Tag through Millay’s Musings post. The Rules: The post doesn’t seem to have any rules, but I’m going to tag as many of my fellow book bloggers as possible 🙂 I won’t be offended if you don’t answer the questions yourself and if you don’t want to be tagged in future

Interview with an Author: Charis Bell

I’m here today with the absolutely wonderful and talented Charis Bell. Charis is the author of two amazing , romantic novels; The Peasant’s Choice and Ridiculously Proud: Diary of a Diva. Thank you so much for joining me today Charis. After reading your novels I am extremely excited for more. Though I loved The Peasant’s

Book Tag: Meet The Book Blogger

I found this Book Tag through Frappes and Fiction‘s post. The Rules: You can nominate 10 other bloggers & should keep the same questions The Questions: 1) Who is your all-time favorite book character? I love so many book characters, but my favorite would have to be Lucius Septimus from the Afterlife Saga and Transfusion Saga.

The Peasant’s Choice by Charis Bell: A Book Review

Blurb: One small choice can forever change a life. Wilber is a quiet but loyal orphan with physical and emotional scars. He has chosen to be silent. Frederick is a naïve but kind prince. He has chosen never to wear his crown. One shared, tragic past explains both their choices. Caught in the middle of

Watchers in the Night by Jenna Black: A Book Review

#1 of The Guardians of the Night Series Blurb: They hunt in every major city, hidden by the crows, shielded by disbelief. They are Killers, and their prey is human. But not all vampires are Killers. The Guardians of the Night sacrifice the superior physical and psychic strength that comes with feeding on humans to

Hungry Hill by K J Sargeant: A book review

Blurb: The derelict farm Hungry Hill has always been viewed as something of a local legend amongst the people in the towns and villages surrounding it. They say it’s got an appetite – hence the name – a spot where unexplainable things happen and people, young girls in particular, go missing. Nothing official has ever

The Good Girlfriend’s Guide to Getting Even by Anna Bell: A Book Review

Blurb: When Lexi’s sport mad boyfriend Will skips her friend’s wedding to watch football – after pretending to have food poisoning – it might just be the final whistle to their relationship. But fed up of just getting mad, Lexi decides to even the score. And, when a couple of lost tickets and an ‘accidentally’

Unboxed : A Box of Stories – March

I came across A Box of Stories through Facebook back in April 2020, when I was absolutely bored out of my mind due to being furloughed. The company wasn’t as big as it is now and they only had a few boxes to choose from; a Surprise Box of 4 Fiction Books (£14.99), a Surprise

TBR Pile A – Z Part 3

I have over 600 books on my TBR pile! Here is one book per letter of the alphabet (by author surname). O – Brian O’Hare – Fallen Men Blurb: A young priest’s life spirals out of control when long-submerged memories of childhood abuse begin to surface. He seeks solace in a friendship with a beautiful

TBR Pile A – Z Part 2

I have over 600 books on my TBR pile! Here is one book per letter of the alphabet (by author surname). H – Stacey Hall – The Familiars Blurb: Young Fleetwood Shuttleworth, a noblewoman, is with child again. None of her previous pregnancies have borne fruit, and her husband, Richard, is anxious for an heir.