Today I'm thrilled to be reviewing a new historical crime fiction story. Many thanks to Midas PR for contacting me and offering me a copy of the book to review. The Book: It is the summer of 1669 and England is in dire straits.The treasury's coffers are bare and tensions with the powerful Dutch Republic …
Continue reading #Review : The Lost Diary of Samuel Pepys by Jack Jewers. @jackjewers @midaspr
The Book: 1942. Hull, East Yorkshire - It is the most heavily-bombed city outside of London - but for the sake of national morale the Hull Blitz is kept top secret. Only the politicians in Whitehall and Hull's citizens themselves know of the true chaos.Newly-posted Inspector Ambrose Swift cannot believe the devastation he finds. But for …
Continue reading #BlogTour #Review : Death in Blitz City by David Young. @djy_writer @ZaffreBooks
Today I'm thrilled to be taking part in the blog tour for the latest book in the Lady Eleanor Swift series. You can find my reviews for the earlier books on the blog. Many thanks to Bookouture for having me on the tour and giving me a copy of the book to review. The Book: …
Today's review is another book by Kjell Ola Dahl. Having previously read and enjoyed The Courier by this author, reviewed here, I was excited to see an email for this book drop into my inbox. Many thanks to Anne Cater and Orenda Books for having me on the tour and sending me a copy of …
Continue reading #BlogTour #Review : The Assistant by Kjell Ola Dahl. @ko_dahl @OrendaBooks
Today I've reviewed the second book in this series. The first book, The Angel's Mark I reviewed last year, here, and loved it so much I couldn't wait to get my hands on this book. Blurb: London, 1591. Nicholas Shelby, physician and reluctant spy, returns to his old haunts on London's lawless Bankside. But, when the …
Continue reading #Review: The Serpent’s Mark by S.W. Perry. @swperry_history @CorvusBooks
I'm catching up on books I've had on my shelves for a while or reviews that I've not yet written and one of the other things I've been really lax in posting is this Q&A session I did with S.G. MacLean, who writes the fabulous Damian Seeker novels. If her name looks familiar it's because …
Continue reading #Q&A with S.G. MacLean, author of The Damian Seeker series.
Today I'm on the blog tour for The Golden Hour, a 1920s murder mystery. Many thank to the author and Emma at damppebbles blog tours for sending me a copy of the book to review. Blurb: London 1927 Lady Evelyn Carlisle has barely arrived in London when familial duty calls her away again. Her cousin …
Continue reading #BlogTour #Review : The Golden Hour by Malia Zaidi @damppebbles @MaliaZaidi
Today I'm reviewing Beloved Poison which I bought for my book group read in January. Blurb: London, 1846. Ramshackle and crumbling, St Saviour's Infirmary awaits demolition. Within its stinking wards and cramped corridors the doctors bicker and fight. Ambition, jealousy and hatred seethe beneath the veneer of professional courtesy. Always an outsider, and …
Continue reading #Review : Beloved Poison by E.S. Thomson. @es_thomson
Today I'm reviewing a book from the fabulous Brother Athelstan, one of my favourite series ever. Huge thanks to Severn House for letting me have a copy of it to review. Blurb: A murdered priest, a missing body, stolen treasure: Brother Athelstan tackles his most challenging investigation to date. October, 1381. Brother Athelstan is summoned …
Continue reading #Review : The Mansions of Murder by Paul Doherty. @severnhouse #BrotherAthelstan
I am thrilled today to be on the blog tour for The Angel's Mark. Many thanks to Anne of Random Things Tours and Corvus books for having me on the tour. Blurb: LONDON, 1590. Queen Elizabeth I's control over her kingdom is wavering. Amidst a tumultuous backdrop of Spanish plotters, Catholic heretics and foreign wars …
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