Last year, I got the opportunity to read and review a fabulous fantasy novel, Duskfall; and now I have the exciting chance to share an extract with you all from the sequel, Dark Immolation. I am super excited to read this book and can not wait to get around to it- definitely be some point this month, so watch out for my review. Continue reading “Dark Immolation by Christopher Husberg- An Extract”

When offered the opportunity to read and review this book for the blog tour I just had to say yes; as a chronic illness sufferer myself and having previously been confined to just my house, I felt that it would be good to read a book around this to see how it had been portrayed. Although I’m normally more of a fantasy or historical reader rather than deep real life topic based, I really felt like this was a novel that should be read so that people can learn the struggles that some people have to deal with. Continue reading “The Things We Thought We Knew by Mahsuda Snaith”

This one is a first for me, I cant say that I have read an adult vampire or witchey book before; sure I have read child or Young Adult books like this before, but definitely not New Adult or higher. Blood Rose was almost nostalgic in that sense that it was similar to story lines that I used to love as a child, but to some extent that was also its downfall. Continue reading “Blood Rose by Danielle Rose”

Who can not love a good fantasy novel? This one sure is a good example of a book that has a little bit everyone. Cant say I’ve read that many urban fantasies, normally the fantasy I read is set in an almost medieval world so I found this quite refreshing from the normal things I read. This is definitely a cracking first book to what looks to have the capabilities of being a fabulous series. Continue reading “The Spawn of Lilith by Dana Fredsti & GIVEAWAY”

Well, I’ll declare now that I am going to be a tad bias within this review- reason? Purely because it is an Alison Weir book, and she has been one of my favourite authors since I first got out of reading children’s books. I’ve loved each and every of her past books, and they are all go to rereads for me, and ‘The Kings Obsession’ is no different. Continue reading “A Kings Obsession by Alison Weir”

Welcome to another blog tour, and the first in a while since my break over here on this blog; what a different but surely good book I have to bring to you today as well. ‘A Little of Chantelle Rose’ is certainly a very different book to what I normally read, but I was pleasantly surprised with how much of a light hearted joyful read this actually was for me. Continue reading “A little of Chantelle Rose by Cristina Hodgson”

I always put a lot of thought into whether or not to write pieces that could be deemed controversial, I don’t like confrontation so I avoid publishing a piece if I fear it will cause it. However sometimes experiences need to be shared to stop negative consequences from occurring again. That is exactly what this post is about- how my psychiatrist has cost me just under £600. Continue reading “And I thought I could trust my Doctor…”

I am back, and have a great announcement to be coming back with. The publisher Of Tomes have given me a great honour in allowing me to bring you an early look at the cover for their horror debut, Ultimate Sacrifice. Continue reading “Ultimate Sacrifice Cover Reveal!!”

Oh dear, this month was not good for reading. I did read some great books, I just didn’t read many books at all. The reading slump seems to be holding on, I thought I had defeated it, but it would appear to be holding strong. I think I may also have a bit of a book hangover from one of the books I read as well. Continue reading “April Reads and May TBR”

So I have mentioned in various blog posts and many times on Twitter now that I am in the process of moving home. This is the first time that I have moved when I can remember it, and I must say it is living up to being one of the most stressful events to happen in someones life. Continue reading “Quick Update- Moving”