Blog Tours
Blog Tour – Into the Faerie Hill by H.S. Norup
Welcome to my stop on the Into the Faerie Hill blog tour! Huge thanks to Pushkin Children’s for giving me the opportunity to take part in this! I was provided a copy of the novel in exchange for an honest review. Publisher: Pushkin Children’sPublication Date: 02/03/2023Length: 224 pagesGenre: Middle Grade | Fantasy CW: n/a As…
Blog Tour – The Creeper by A.M. Shine
Welcome to my stop on The Creeper blog tour! Huge thanks to Head of Zeus for giving me the opportunity to take part in this! I was provided a copy of the novel in exchange for an honest review. Publisher: Head of ZeusPublication Date: 15/09/2022Length: 240 pagesGenre: Horror | Gothic Horror CW: graphic depictions of…
Blog Tour – The Carnival of Ash by Tom Beckerlegge
Welcome to my stop on The Carnival of Ash blog tour! Huge thanks to TheWriteReads and Rebellion Publishing for giving me the opportunity to take part in this! I was provided a copy of the novel in exchange for an honest review. Publisher: Solaris / Rebellion PublishingPublication Date: 17/03/2022Length: 528 pagesGenre: Literary Fiction | Historical…
Blog Tour – Keegan’s Wrath by A.D. Lombardo
Welcome to my stop on the Keegan’s Wrath blog tour! Huge thanks to Blackberry Book Tours for giving me the opportunity to take part in this! I was provided a copy of the novel in exchange for an honest review. Publisher: Self publishedPublication Date: 18/12/2021Length: 332 pagesGenre: Middle Grade | Young Adult | Fantasy CW:…
Blog Tour – The Green Indian Problem by Jade Leaf Willetts
It is rare for an author to capture the voice of a child so authentically and yet, Willetts has done just that through the wonderful narrative voice of Green. The entire novel is from Green’s perspective in the form of his ‘workbook’ – a diary where he writes out his problems to help him solve…
Blog Tour – Women and Love by Miriam Burke
As it is February, I’m sure you will see many reviews of romances or books where love is the main theme, however, I don’t think you’ll find a collection of short stories that explores love in a brutal, yet beautiful, way. Not only does Burke celebrate the diversity of love in this collection, not only…
Blog Tour – The Tale of the Tailor and the Three Dead Kings by Dan Jones
Ghost stories have been told throughout the centuries, and whilst many may not have quite the same impact on a modern audience than on its contemporary one, there are some that can still evoke fear and unease even all this time later. The Tale of the Tailor and the Three Dead Kings, retold by Dan…
Blog Tour – The Watchers by A.M. Shine
When I first heard about this novel it sounded like the perfect, creepy read for the spooky season. I was especially drawn to the fact that it seemed to have roots in the more traditional, gothic, style of horror which is a particular favourite of mine and Shine certainly did not disappoint!
Blog Tour – The Winter Garden by Alexandra Bell
This was every bit as magical as I was hoping for with gothic elements intertwined, which starts as a glimpse of a shadow in the corner of your eye and grows into a suffocating darkness. Yet, the magic still manages to shine through.
We begin the novel when Beatrice is a child and after experiencing…
Blog Tour – Pseudotooth by Verity Holloway
Today I am shining the spotlight on Psuedotooth by Verity Holloway, one of the semi-finalists of BBNYA 2021!
Blog Tour – Shadowless by Randall McNally
Today I am shining the spotlight on Shadowless by Randall McNally, one of the semi-finalists of BBNYA 2021!
Blog Tour – The Lost Sentinel by Suzanne Rogerson
Today I am shining the spotlight on The Lost Sentinel by Suzanne Rogerson, one of the semi-finalists of BBNYA 2021!
Blog Tour – The Knight’s Daughter by S.H. Cooper
Today I am shining the spotlight on The Knight’s Daughter by S.H. Cooper, one of the semi-finalists of BBNYA 2021!
Blog Tour – The Traitor by A.D. Lombardo
Although the novel began slightly slower than Rayna’s Sacrifice, this was quickly ramped up and before you know it you barely have time to pause for breath whilst reading. Personally, I loved that and felt that the pacing complemented the action and atmosphere of the novel brilliantly. It also meant that I flew through the…
Blog Tour – One August Night by Victoria Hislop
I read Hislop’s The Island back in 2012 when I was seventeen and I completely fell in love with the story and the characters (I even reviewed it way back then, too!). When I discovered that Hislop was returning to these characters after all this time I was so excited to jump straight back into…
Blog Tour – Lying with Lions by Annabel Fielding
Welcome to my stop on the Lying with Lions blog tour! Huge thanks to Annabel Fielding for giving me the opportunity to take part in this!
Edwardian England. Agnes Ashford knows that her duty is threefold: she needs to work on cataloguing the archive of the titled Bryant family, she needs to keep the…
Blog Tour – The Empire’s Ruin by Brian Staveley
Staveley is an author who I have heard a lot about since coming back into the world of fantasy, so when the invitation for this blog tour landed in my inbox I knew I had to accept! I was immediately gripped by the first chapter of The Empire’s Ruin and it is easy to see…
Blog Tour – Rayna’s Sacrifice by A.D. Lombardo
After finishing the last book, I was very excited to get started on this one as I have been itching to go to the Katori mountains since the first book in the series, The Half-Light and it definitely didn’t disappoint! Although we are introduced to other settings in the previous two books, I loved the…
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