Publisher – Titan Published – Out Now Price – £9.99 paperback £7.99 ebook Kitt Carver is one of the best diviners in the business at finding destinies for the rich and powerful. When she’s ne...

I’m reposting this today to hopefully jumpstart a conversation: What do you consider a classic? What’s your favorite classic and what book do you think will be considered a classic in t…

Jesuit priest Avelyn Brocken was born into a mining family in Hreodwater, a small, isolated salt town in England. At 16, after a mining disaster killed his family, he fled.When a fellow priest is miraculously healed only to then be turned to salt after a visit to Hreodwater, Avelyn is sent to investigate. When he arrives, the town’s doctor, Jericho, tells him that the priest is not the only one experiencing strange cures—and may not be the only one in danger from a substance in the mine that the locals call “salt light.”

This extremely popular psychological thriller was recently turned into a film (which I haven’t seen). I found it predictable and mediocre. I was promised a jaw-dropping twist… my jaw st…

This animated film was always a great favourite with me. Sadly it was not critically or commercially successful, compared unfavourably to Disney, which was going through its renaissance. I’m …

Mary Bennet, the plain bookish sister from Pride and Prejudice, gets her own story in this enjoyable, but over-long, novel which is the basis for the recent BBC TV series. I liked the series so I d…

This is an admirable memoir from iconic actor Tim Curry. There are quite a few impressive things about it. Firstly, he focuses the narrative mainly on his professional career, with some family hist…

While reading this book, I had to remind myself that it was a memoir, not fiction, because it felt like one of those quirky, brief novels which the Japanese seem to do well! Nanako, the manager of …

Yes, this is the same John Green who wrote The Fault in Our Stars and Paper Towns. It’s a non-fiction book about a dreadful, very old disease which belongs in the past: tuberculosis (TB), pre…

What does book blogging have in store for 2026? Here are my predictions for how bloggers will continue to evolve with the times. The Decline of Social Media Promotion For many years, bloggers avidl…

This book was originally a novella… it should have stayed that way! I have never read such a meandering, repetitive, drawn-out story as this one (and I’ve read thousands of books!) &#82…

I was sure I’d read some of the Pern series before, but I only have records for other Anne McCaffrey books: the Crystal Singer series and a standalone, The Ship Who Sang. I decided I’d …

With her signature blend of magical and heartfelt storytelling, USA TODAY bestselling author Jennifer Moorman returns with The Charmed Library, a love letter to libraries, favorite c…

One by one, she undid each event, each decision, each choice. If Davy had remembered to put on a coat.If Seamie McGeown had not found himself alone on a dark street.If Michael Agnew had not wa…

As usual my reading in December decreased as work became busier, bordering on manic. However, it was lovely to see how many people were gifting books this year, and all in all, we had a bumper Chri…

The Cloud Enchanters: Fantasy Stories (Short Story Collections) eBook : Ford, N S: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store

I am a proud indie author! My books are available on Amazon and Itch.io. I do not use AI for any part of my writing, nor do I use it in my book covers. We Watch You – a dark psychological thr…

“WHO REALLY KILLED THE HADLER FAMILY? I just can’t understand how someone like him could do something like that. Amid the worst drought to ravage Australia in a century, it hasn’t…

I would like to thank Elsewhen Press for a copy of this novel in exchange for a fair and honest review Publisher - Elsewhen Press Published - Out now Price - £12.99 paperback £2.99 ebook In a wo...

They Lie Here: A gripping mystery thriller with a sci-fi twist eBook : Ford, N S: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store