Previously on this very site, I shared my thoughts on a new fantasy book - The Stardust Thief by Chelsea Abdullah. Now, two years later, I am sharing my thoughts on the sequel, The Ashfire King. Note: This copy of the book was sent to me from Orbit Books to read and share my thoughts … Continue reading The Ashfire King | A Mesmerising And Fantastic Continuation Of A Series | Book Review
Hello friends! Another year coming to an end...I actually can't quite believe at the time of writing this, there is only 13 days left of 2024...where has this year gone? I write book reviews on this page fairly frequently - if you follow my socials or visit my site regularly, you'll know that already. But … Continue reading A Year in Books: 2024 Edition – The Good, The Middle Ground…And My Top 3 Books Of The Year!
A perfect blend of dark, satirical humour and emotional vulnerability, I Might Be In Trouble is Daniel Aleman’s third novel and one that is very different from his previous two books; an addictive, multi-faceted and highly enjoyable book, I Might Be In Trouble is a brilliant thriller-comedy that truly shows Aleman’s versatility as an author. … Continue reading I Might Be In Trouble | Darkly Hilarious, Addictive and Emotive | Book Review
A lighthearted romance featuring fake dating, childhood ‘enemies’ to lovers, with adorable characters to warm your hearts? Sounds like a recipe for a wonderful romance book to me - All About You by Shaina Veronica. I was fortunate enough to have been sent an e-arc of this book to read and review before the release, … Continue reading All About You | A heartwarming, warm hug of a book. A book for the hopeless romantics. | Book Review
An intricately woven journey, There are Rivers in the Sky is Elif Shafak’s newest book, coming out on the 8th of August. An entrancing, moving, and unforgettable book, it may not even be a bold statement to say this is a contender for one of Shafak’s best books to date. Book: There Are Rivers In … Continue reading There Are Rivers In The Sky | A mesmerizing, unique and unforgettable story | Book Review
Adam Hattan who is primarily known for his YouTube channel, is now putting pen to paper with his debut novel, Hiding Him. I was fortunate enough to have been sent a copy of the book in advance of the release, and I had such a wonderful time reading it! A cosy, endearing and heartwarming read, … Continue reading Hiding Him | A Cosy, Endearing and Heartwarming Read | Book Review
Fiction can be a great form of escapism, yes, but it can also be a fantastic tool to tell crucial stories and to help people gain further insight and understanding into human emotions and complexities. Into lives that are unlike their own. Jaded, the debut novel from Ela Lee, is one such book that tells … Continue reading Jaded | A Truthful, Impactful and Crucial Book | Book Review
I have been very lucky in my years of writing to have gotten some fantastic opportunities; getting to see many a theatre shows, having access to some books prior to their release to read and share my thoughts on, and even a couple of interviews with authors. On Sunday 29th October, I was very fortunate … Continue reading I had Brunch with Cassandra Clare! | Sword Catcher Brunch Event
No Funeral For Nazia is a book that captured my attention from the premise alone…Nazia not wanting a funeral but a party? And a surprise guest, bringing with them the promise that secrets will be revealed? What an intriguing premise for a book, and that’s without even opening it yet! Ironically, I’d already pre-ordered this … Continue reading No Funeral For Nazia | This Isn’t Just any Party, it’s the Party of a Lifetime | Book Review & Interview with the Author!
After the first book in the instalment, City Of The Plague God, Sarwat Chadda returns to the Rick Riordan Presents world, and therefore the world of Mesopotamian mythology for the sequel I’ve been waiting for: Fury Of The Dragon Goddess. Every part as epic and adventurous as the first book, my favourite Muslim hero and … Continue reading Fury Of The Dragon Goddess | The Epic, Adventure-Filled Sequel I’ve Been Waiting For | Book Review
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