Previously: Read With Me Announcement | Coming Soon: Mina and the Undead Review Ariadne is a retelling of the Greek mythological character’s life, best known for assisting Theseus in escaping the Minitour’s labyrinth. This book takes the more familiar part of the story and retells it, but it also goes a lot further than that… Read More Book Review: Ariadne
Previously: February TBR| Coming Soon: February Wrap Up The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires is a horror novel by Grady Hendrix, who previously wrote My Best Friend’s Exorcism and Horrorstör. It was released on the 7th of July 2020 by Quirk Books. We follow Patricia a bored, middle-aged housewife who is attacked by… Read More Book Review: The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires.
Previously: The Tower of Fools Review | Coming Soon: December Reading Wrap-Up One by One is Ruth Ware’s latest thriller around a group of co-workers who get trapped in a ski-chalet after an avalanche. It is published by Vintage Publishing and is released on the 12th of November 2020. I very kindly received an eARC… Read More Book Review: One by One
Previously: September TBR|Coming Soon: The Devil and the Dark Water Book Review The Guest List is a contemporary mystery/thriller by Lucy Foley and published on the 19th of March 2020 by Harper Collins. It follows several guests over two timelines at an exclusive island wedding where one is killed. It was also part of Kayla@BooksandLala’s… Read More Book Review: The Guest List
Previously: Girl, Woman, Other Review| Coming Soon: Booker Longlist TBR 2020 The Last Wish is an adult fantasy book that collects four short stories from the world of the Witcher. It was first published in Polish in 1993, translated into English by Danusia Stokto, and published in the UK by Gollancz in 2007. It follows… Read More Book Review: The Last Wish
Previously: June Reading Wrap-Up|Coming Soon: Girl, Woman, Other Review. To contrast with my post reviewing the longest books I’ve gone in the opposite direction so we can take a look at the shortest book’s I’ve read to date. There are a couple more rules this time to try and keep the list interesting. As before… Read More Reviewing the Shortest Books I’ve Read
Previously: Aurora Burning Book Review|Coming soon: Meet Your Myth Taker Wrap-Up Expiry Date is the third book in Rachel Ward’s Ant & Bea Mysteries, a cosy murder mystery series set at a supermarket. When a body turns up on a nearby building site it throws suspicion onto Bea’s deceased father. With him not able to… Read More Book Review: Expiry Date
Previously: Throwback Thursday 2019 Releases|Coming Soon: Expiry Date Review Aurora Burning is the newest sci-fi book from the co-author team of Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff, who brought us the Illuminae trilogy. Published on the 5th of May 2020 by Rock the Boat Publishing in the UK it is the sequel to Aurora Rising, a… Read More Book Review: Aurora Burning
Previously: The Wrath and the Dawn Book Review| Coming Soon: Reading Long Books in a Short Time. To Have and To Hoax is a regency romance book published by Headline Eternal on the 7th of April 2020. It follows a married couple, James and Violet, who have fallen out after an argument years before. Fed… Read More Book Review: To Have and To Hoax
Previously: May TBR| Coming Soon: To Have and To Hoax Book Review The Wrath and the Dawn is a YA fantasy book by Renee Ahdieh, which is inspired by The Arabian Nights. It follows a girl called Shahrzad who volunteers herself to be the bride of the Caliph, who has a reputation of killing his… Read More Book Review: The Wrath and the Dawn
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