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REVIEW: Breach Zone by Myke Cole
[color-box]Breach Zone by Myke Cole (Shadow Ops #3) Headline Publishing (28 Jan 2014), Paperback: 384 pages, Urban Fantasy Website • Series Listing • Amazon UK / US Rating: [/color-box] Taking place...
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REVIEW: The Jade Dragon by Rowena May O’Sullivan
Warlock Gregori has been imprisoned in a stone dragon until his destined mate can come into her own powers, but he has a secret that could destroy his future with her. Alanna has been charged with...
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REVIEW: The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt
[color-box]The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt Little, Brown (22 Oct 2013), Hardback: 771 pages, Contemporary Fiction Goodreads • Amazon UK / US Rating: [/color-box] Already esteemed as a modern classic, I...
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REVIEW: The Book of the Crowman by Joseph D’Lacey
[color-box]The Book of the Crowman by Joseph D’Lacey (Black Dawn #2) Angry Robot (25 Feb 2014), Ebook: 480 pages, Fantasy / Dystopian Website • Series Listing • Amazon UK / US Rating: [/color-box]...
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REVIEW: Conning For Keeps by Seleste DeLaney
[color-box]Conning For Keeps by Seleste DeLaney (Agents of TRAIT #2) Entangled Publishing (3 Feb 2014), Ebook: 145 Pages, Contemporary Romance Website • Goodreads • Amazon UK / US Rating: [/color-box]...
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REVIEW: The Wicked We Have Done by Sarah Harian
[color-box]The Wicked We Have Done by Sarah Harian (Chaos Theory #1) Headline (18 Mar 2014), Ebook: 272 pages, New Adult / Science Fiction Website • Series Listing • Amazon UK / US Rating:...
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REVIEW: The Three by Sarah Lotz
With the recent spates of terrorism across the globe, Sarah Lotz’s The Three plays with paranoia and conspiracy to ask ‘what if’ and ‘why’ about a global disaster that is not as improbable as it...
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REVIEW: One Night in Italy by Lucy Diamond
A contemporary romance inspired by all things Italian, One Night in Italy by Lucy Diamond is the perfect summer holiday read for 2014. The novel follows the stories of three different women who become...
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REVIEW: On the Surface by Kate Willoughby
I’ll start this review with something of a disclaimer – I love hockey. I only recently started to go and see my local team but it has turned into what you could call an obsession and since I started...
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REVIEW: Long Live the Queen by Kate Locke
*Warning: Contains spoilers for previous books in the series* Everyone’s favourite goblin queen is back in Long Live the Queen by Kate Locke, the third and final book in The Immortal Empire series....
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REVIEW: Scorched by Erica Hayes
I haven’t read anything by Erica Hayes before, but after reading a few reviews for Scorched, and seeing that it was on NetGalley for review, I decided to give it a go. And I’m so pleased I did. After...
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REVIEW: Poison Promise by Jennifer Estep
This review does not contain spoilers for Poison Promise but may contain spoilers for earlier books in the series I’m going to get it out there straight away and say that I LOVE this series. I like...
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REVIEW: She Is Not Invisible by Marcus Sedgwick
I know when I open a book by Marcus Sedgwick that I’ll be sucked straight in to his masterful prose style, and it was no different with She Is Not Invisible. The book begins by delving straight into...
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REVIEW: The Chocolate Lovers’ Club by Carole Matthews
Having never read anything by Carole Matthews before, I decided to delve in and read The Chocolate Lovers’ Club, a contemporary romance with a tasty, chocolaty twist. The book begins with an...
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REVIEW: Rock Addiction by Nalini Singh
I’ve loved everything I’ve read by Nalini Singh. She has a way with words. Her books are lush, romantic, sexy. Rock Addiction is the first book in her new Schoolboy Choir series and her first foray...
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REVIEW: Deadly Shadows by Shirley Wells
On beginning book six in the Dylan Scott Mystery series, I knew Deadly Shadows by Shirley Wells would return us to the dreary town of Dawson’s Clough, but I hadn’t expected an undercover operation....
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REVIEW: Dead End by Shirley Wells
I always look forward to reading the next book in the Dylan Scott Mystery Series, but this time, Dead End by Shirley Wells provided even more than the usual thrill. In a storyline that was subtly...
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REVIEW: Night Broken by Patricia Briggs
I love the Mercy Thompson series. Night Broken might be the book eight, but the writing is still crisp, the action thrilling and even though Mercy is now married, the romance is as engaging as it’s...
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REVIEW: Play by Kylie Scott
Lick was one of my favourite books of last year and rapidly made it onto my list of favourite rock star romances. After reading Play, this series will undoubtedly sit on list of all time favourite...
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#SmeXmasReadathon 2014 – REVIEW: Dying for Christmas by Tammy Cohen
Taking a break from Christmas romances, I got hooked by the striking cover of Dying for Christmas by Tammy Cohen. I hadn’t read a Christmas thriller before but, after reading this one, my expectations...
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