I'm honoured to be Lorraine's #TopFiveThursday guest over at The Book Review Cafe today. Thanks for having me, Lorraine and for your kind words about my blog and my reviews ❤
Author: damppebbles
#BookReview: Dead Man’s Prayer by Jackie Baldwin (@JackieMBaldwin1) @KillerReads
"A dark and gripping crime debut, the first in an exciting new series. Eighteen years ago, DI Frank Farrell turned his back on the church. But when an ex-priest is murdered in his hometown, he has no choice but to delve into his past. Perfect for fans of Stuart MacBride, James Oswald and Val McDermid. … Continue reading #BookReview: Dead Man’s Prayer by Jackie Baldwin (@JackieMBaldwin1) @KillerReads
#BlogTour | #BookReview: What Remains of Me by A.L. Gaylin (@alisongaylin) @arrowpublishing
"People don't need to know you're a murderer. They just have to think you could be... June 1980: 17-year-old Kelly Lund is jailed for killing Hollywood film director, John McFadden Thirty years later, Kelly is a free woman. Yet speculation still swirls over what really happened that night. And when her father-in law, and close … Continue reading #BlogTour | #BookReview: What Remains of Me by A.L. Gaylin (@alisongaylin) @arrowpublishing
#BlogTour | #GuestPost: Hell is Empty by Conrad Williams (@Salavaria) @TitanBooks
"Private Investigator Joel Sorrell is exhausted and drinking hard, sustained only by a hopeful yet baffling note from his estranged daughter, Sarah. An SOS from an old flame whose child has been kidnapped gives him welcomed distraction, but the investigation raises more questions than answers. Then comes the news that his greatest enemy has escaped … Continue reading #BlogTour | #GuestPost: Hell is Empty by Conrad Williams (@Salavaria) @TitanBooks
#BookReview: His First Lie by Mark Hill (@markhillwriter) @TheCrimeVault #HisFirstLie
"One night changed their lives Thirty years ago, the Longacre Children's Home stood on a London street where once-grand Victorian homes lay derelict. There its children lived in terror of Gordon Tallis, the home's manager. Cries in the fire and smoke Then Connor Laird arrived: a frighteningly intense boy who quickly became Tallis' favourite criminal … Continue reading #BookReview: His First Lie by Mark Hill (@markhillwriter) @TheCrimeVault #HisFirstLie
#BlogTour | #BookReview: Frailty by Betsy Reavley (@BetsyReavley) @BloodhoundBook
"How far would you go to protect your family? Danny and Libby are about to face every parent’s worst nightmare. When eight-year-old Hope Bird disappears without a trace, from the idyllic village where she lives, life for her family will never be the same again. Her parents know she would never have gone off alone … Continue reading #BlogTour | #BookReview: Frailty by Betsy Reavley (@BetsyReavley) @BloodhoundBook
#TBConFB 20/20 Bloggers Event
This week has been quite a biggie for some of us book bloggers who are also members of the Facebook book group, THE Book Club (aka #TBConFB). #TBConFB admin invited book bloggers to present their all time favourite 20 books over the course of 4 days. I'm rubbish at maths but as a result (scratching … Continue reading #TBConFB 20/20 Bloggers Event
@michaelJmalone1’s Turning Tables feature with @damppebbles
I am honoured to be the latest blogger to feature on author Michael J. Malone's Turning Tables blogger Q&A. To read my interview please click here. Michael's latest release A Suitable Lie is my book of 2016. To read my five star review (and for the purchase links), please click here. My thanks to Michael for inviting me to … Continue reading @michaelJmalone1’s Turning Tables feature with @damppebbles
#BookReview: HEX by Thomas Olde Heuvelt (@Thomas_Novelist) trs Nancy Forest-Flier @hodderscape
The greats of fiction Stephen King and George R. R. Martin lead the fanfare for HEX, so be assured that Thomas Olde Heuvelt's debut English novel is both terrifying and unputdownable in equal measure. "Whoever is born here, is doomed to stay until death. Whoever comes to stay, never leaves. Welcome to Black Spring, the … Continue reading #BookReview: HEX by Thomas Olde Heuvelt (@Thomas_Novelist) trs Nancy Forest-Flier @hodderscape
#BookReview: My Husband’s Son by Deborah O’Connor (@deboc77) @BonnierZaffre
"You'd always recognise your own son. Wouldn't you? Heidi and Jason aren't like other couples. Six years ago, Heidi's daughter was murdered. A year later, Jason's son Barney disappeared. Their shared loss brought them together. By chance, Heidi meets a boy she's certain is Barney. But Jason is equally convinced it's not him. Is Heidi … Continue reading #BookReview: My Husband’s Son by Deborah O’Connor (@deboc77) @BonnierZaffre
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