A Reader Lives a Thousand Lives
Reviews, Essays and Opinions of an English Graduate
I firstly want to thank Harper Collins and Netgalley for sending me an E-Arc this book to review. My review is left voluntarily and is completely honest. I am slowly trying to break out into new genres and being a self-proclaimed Cat Lady I was intrigued by the premises of this book. It was nice... Continue Reading →
I firstly want to thank Titan Book and Netgalley for sending me an E-Arc this book to review. My review is left voluntarily and is completely honest. And as usual I avoid spoilers in my reviews. It should be said while this is a re-imagining and done well it draws a lot from the source... Continue Reading →
I firstly want to thank Titan Book and Netgalley for sending me an E-Arc this book to review. My review is left voluntarily and is completely honest. After recently reading an ARC of Black Mouth by Malfi I was interested to see what their novellas would be like. Ghostwritten is an interesting collection of four... Continue Reading →
As always I want to start by saying that I was given an e-ARC of this to review. My review is honest and left voluntarily. Thank you to @headofZeus and @Netgalley I absolutely adored Finbar Hawkins debut novel Witch when it first came out. The prose was beautiful, the story amazing and the characters memorable.... Continue Reading →
As always I want to start by saying that I was given an ARC of this to review. My review is honest and left voluntarily and all thoughts are my own. Thank you to Hodder & Stoughton and Netgalley for giving me access to this. I want to start by saying I adore gothic fiction.... Continue Reading →
Sisters of Sorcery is a story about sisterhood for want of a better word and the obstacles that can be overcome, even sometimes between each other, when working together. I am a tad biased to Marvel witches or sorceresses so I was more than a little excited when I saw the title alone
As always I want to start by saying that I was given an ARC of this to review. My review is honest and left voluntarily. We Will Rise has the staples of Waggoner’s story telling with a narrative that will appeal to anyone who loves horror greats such as The Walking Dead, Day of the... Continue Reading →
As always I want to start by saying that I was given an ARC of this to review. My review is honest and left voluntarily. Black Mouth is an addictive horror that pays homage to the likes of Stephen King’s IT while still delivering an atmospheric unique tale. It is clear Ronald Malfi knows the... Continue Reading →
Synopsis The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl is on a wild cosmic adventure to save the galaxy, in a Marvel Heroines action novel that is totally out of this world! Squirrel Girl is in a pickle and a jam, a metaphor that mixes about as well as it tastes. She and her friends are lost in outer... Continue Reading →
Firstly I want to start by thanking Netgalley, Arden Moore and Storey Publishing for giving me access to an ARC to review. As always my reviews are honest, fair and left voluntarily. First it is confession time, I am a self-proclaimed cat lady. I grew up around cats, I had my first pet cat, although... Continue Reading →
A Reader Lives a Thousand Lives 