I have read all of Stephanie Butland’s books and loved them all, although I confess that Lost For Words is a particular favourite. Having read this new book, The Second Chance Book Club, I th…

Best Summer Ever is Heidi Swain’s twentieth novel and I have read and enjoyed most of them. That doesn’t mean there are some I haven’t enjoyed – just that I haven’t qu…

Lovely Stephanie Butland has appeared here on Linda’s Book Bag several times (and even forgave me some years ago when I accidentally did a cover reveal for one of her books a week early – an …

Today I am delighted to be taking part in the publication day blitz for Human Remains, the brand new Kat and Locke thriller from Jo Callaghan. With thanks to Tracy Fenton of Compulsive Readers for the invitation to join in, and publisher, Simon & Schuster, for the advance copy of the book. Here's what it's all about:

Brighton, 1933. The sign in front of The Palace Pier Theatre boasts that the current play is Murder By Association by Robert Carol, starring Celia Hamilton, an actress famed from the silver screen,…

The allure of the fae will always pull me into trying a novel, and Greenteeth did not disappoint.

Book Title: A Tempest of Tea (Blood and Tea #1) Author: Hafsah Faizal My Rating: 4* Publisher: Farrar, Straus & Giroux Publication Date: 25/02/2025 Genre(s): Fantasy, YA, Vampires Pages: 338 Fo…

A book review on A Literary Escape about Greenteeth, a quirky fantasy from a monster's point of view during a quest to save Britain.

Today I am very happy to be opening up the blog tour for Little Red Death, the brand new novel from A.K. Benedict. I love the writers books and was very excited last summer when I saw this book was in the offing. My thanks to Anne Cater of Random Things Tours for inviting me to be a part of the tour, and to publisher, Simon & Schuster, who sent me a copy of the book for review.