The complete list of my books reviewed by request of the author or publisher. I’m upfront about books sent by request and so I always state when a book has been reviewed by request (and therefore sent to me for free to read) in my blog posts! :)
Bite Size Review The story moves quickly and the characters are all very loveable. Unfortunately, there were a few scenes completely left out of the storyline and I was often left confused. On the other hand, Only You is a light-hearted, quick read. My Goodreads Rating: ★★★ Synopsis Jane Hollinger is single, divorced, and the wrong side ...
Bite Size Review Last Off is a brilliant fictional novella based on the tragedy that was the sinking of the R.M.S. Titanic. The characters are loveable and the story manages to have unpredictable moments despite the imminent disaster. Coupled with the overall shortness, Last Off is informative without boring you. My Goodreads ...
Bite Size Review Reading Delilah Dusticle was a surprise. The synopsis did little to interest me, yet whilst reading I couldn't help but marvel at A J York's writing. That being said, Delilah Dusticle was not my cup of tea. My Goodreads Rating: ★★★★ Wondering how I could still rate Delilah Dusticle 4 ...
Bite Size Review I was delighted to read Heroes House for all it's nerdy superhero attraction. Anything involving mutant geeks in tights with all sorts of powers fighting bad guys will always have my heart - not to mention having a cyborg thrown in the midst! On the other hand, I ...
I received Earth-Sim to review as part of Jade Kerrion's Earth-Sim Virtural Book Tour. You can read more reviews and opinions on the novel using the link I've provided. I can't tell you how grateful I am for the opportunity, especially since my first impression from the cover alone wasn't ...
The Mayfair Moon was previously sent to me by Jessica Redmerski to review. Book one of The Darkwoods Trilogy; The Mayfair Moon is a brilliant young adult, fantasy book. Synopsis After a nightmarish encounter with a werewolf, seventeen-year-old Adria Dawson loses her sister, but gains the love of a mysterious young man ...
I received Night of the Purple Moon (The Toucan Trilogy, Book 1) from Scott Cramer for reviewing purposes earlier this year. It's a great read and Scott is a brilliant writer (who has even written a guest post On the Writing of a Novel for me!) yet throughout the reading ...
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by Farhana Chowdhury | 
Mon 13th May 2013 | 
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