Published: December 2016 by Deadlines Format reviewed: E-book (mobi) Series: Tara Sharp #2 Genres: Crime, paranormal Source: Publisher Reading Challenges: Australian Women Writers Challenge 2017 Available: Publisher (print and electronic) ~ Amazon ~ Barnes & Noble ~ Book Depository ~ Booktopia~ Kobo ~ Smashwords Disclaimer: I was provided with a free copy of this book […]
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Sharp Shooter by Marianne Delacourt
Published: May 2016 by Deadlines Format reviewed: E-book (mobi) Series: Tara Sharp #1 Genres: Crime, paranormal Source: Publisher Reading Challenges: Australian Women Writers Challenge 2017 Available: Publisher (print and electronic) ~ Abbey’s ~ Amazon ~ Barnes & Noble ~ Book Depository ~ Booktopia ~Kobo ~ Smashwords Disclaimer: I was provided with a free copy of […]
Mt TBR report: June 2016
Entries for the Aurealis Awards started coming in this month. It has been a challenge to juggle them with reading for the Hugos and reading review books. However, I’m doing a decent job of keeping up with the Aurealis reading and the voting deadline for the Hugos is in a month. Things should ease […]
The Blackmail Blend by Livia Day
Published: June 2015 by Deadlines Format reviewed: E-book (mobi) Series: Café La Femme #1.5 Genres: Crime Source: Bought direct from publisher Reading Challenges: Australian Women Writers Challenge 2016, #ReadMyOwnDamnBooks Available: Publisher (tea and e-book) ~ Amazon ~ Barnes & Noble ~ Kobo Disclaimer: This review contains spoilers for previous volumes/books. Six romance writers Five secrets Four poison pen letters Three stolen manuscripts Two […]
Drowned Vanilla by Livia Day
Published: August 2014 by Deadlines Format reviewed: E-book (mobi) Series: Cafe La Femme #2 Genres: Contemporary murder mystery Source: Publisher Reading Challenges: Australian Women Writers Challenge 2015 Available: Deadlines (print and electronic) ~ Amazon ~ Barnes & Noble ~ Book Depository ~ Booktopia ~ Kobo Disclaimer: I was provided with a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. This review may […]
Mt TBR report: October 2015
As expected, October saw a bit of an influx of books, partly thanks to the dealers’ room at Conflux… though I also need to stay away from NetGalley for a while. It’s a good thing Dewey’s read-a-thon took place this month or the damage might have been worse. Mt TBR Status Mt TBR @ 1 […]
Mt TBR report: March 2015
March has me well on the way to a record year in terms of the number of books I’ve read. I think I can safely say that this blog has had a definite impact on my reading patterns. However, as with last month, I’m still acquiring books faster than I’m reading them. The pile in […]
Mt TBR report: October 2014
September saw Mt TBR tower ever higher. As expected, Conflux contributed significantly, though wasn’t solely to blame. I’m just not reading as much at the moment and I shudder to think what Mt TBR would have looked like without Dewey’s read-a-thon to get it a little more under control. Mt TBR status Mt TBR @ […]
Mt TBR report: September 2014
A few years ago, I made an optimistic New Year’s resolution to finish the year with a smaller Mt TBR. If the overall total was less than it had been on 1 January–even if it was only by one book–I’d count myself successful. It’s a goal I’ve never managed to achieve, but I continue to […]
Review: Heat Wave by Richard Castle
I’m a big fan of the TV show Castle. It is about a mystery writer who tags along with a New York police detective in order to gather research and inspiration for his book. Heat Wave is that book. It’s more of a gimmick than anything else. The dust jacket features a fake bio, an […]
