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Pachyderm by Hugh McGinlay is the colourfully sassy second title in the highly entertaining Catherine Kint mystery series. Read my full review.
This article Pachyderm by Hugh McGinlay, Review: Sassy modern mystery was originally published on Booklover Book Reviews.
After recently reviewing some thrift store books, I wondered where else I could find some hidden treasures. As someone who became consumed by Twitter earlier this year, and who’s now involved with the writing community there, I realized the answer was staring me right in the face: indie/self-published books were the next place to look. … Continue reading Reviewing Indie Books: The Drifter and Pleasantwick
We welcome author Adriane Howell to discuss the inspiration behind her debut literary novel Hydra, I share my review, plus thanks to Transit Lounge Publishing two lucky AU/NZ readers will win a paperback copy. Disclosure: If you click a link in this post and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission. Adriane Howell…
This article Hydra: Adriane Howell’s inspiration + Review + AU NZ Giveaway was originally published on Booklover Book Reviews.
The Cipher is the graphic first novel in author Isabella Maldonado’s bestselling FBI crime thriller series starring Nina Guerrera. Read my full review.
This article The Cipher by Isabella Maldonado, Book Review: Graphic crime was originally published on Booklover Book Reviews.
As consumers, we often rely on reviews from other shoppers before making a purchase. After all, you want to make sure what you’re buying is worth it. Like any other product, this also holds true for books. You don’t just want any book, you want the best book, and you don’t want to waste your … Continue reading Why I Will Never Leave A 1-Star Review On A Book
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure, or at least that’s what people say. And when you acknowledge that something you don’t want anymore could be loved by someone else, that’s where thrift stores come in. Don’t just toss the books taking up your limited shelf space; get them in the hands of people who … Continue reading Reviewing Thrift Store Books: Red Rain and Endless Night
Cold Cold Bones (Temperance Brennan #21) by Kathy Reichs is quality addition to and worthy milestone marker for this much-loved series. Read my full review.
This article Kathy Reich’s Cold Cold Bones, Review: Feisty fallibility was originally published on Booklover Book Reviews….
If you’re a bookworm, you likely carry books around with you and sneak a read every chance you get. You just have to get to the next chapter, then the next chapter, and truthfully you’re never fully satisfied. After finishing one book, you’re already moving on to another one. But what are the best places … Continue reading The Best Places To Read A Good Book
Lately a few people in my life have been asking me how I’m able to write a book. The short answer to their question is: not very easily, and it’s hard to explain. It’s a big project for sure, and most people never write a book in their life—some because they don’t want to, and … Continue reading The 5 Stages Of Writing A First Draft
Over the last couple of months I’ve been trying to find my place in the writing community, and something that I’ve noticed is how many incredible, hardworking people are able to churn out book after book like it’s nothing. I’m constantly impressed by young authors who already have a large quantity of books for their … Continue reading Writing Books Is Not A Race