I’m really enjoying some comfort reading at the moment, so of course I’ve turned to middle grade fantasy for some mild peril and magic. All of these were sent to me free of charge via NetGalley or by the publisher, but as always my opinions are my own – and here they are!
I had so much fun with this slightly ridiculous classic mystery set in a second-hand bookshop!
A fiendish wintry mystery that’s perfect for reading in the colder weather!
This pastoral mystery is a little bit less dramatic than some of the other entries in the Crime Classics series, but it’s a very atmospheric rural read!
This glorious collection showcasing the origins and key stories of Captain America is a must have for any Marvel fan!
I’m so thrilled to be part of the blog tour for this utterly beautiful collection of linked stories celebrating the British countryside through history!
Having utterly fallen in love with Freya Marske’s writing in A Marvellous Light, I’m thrilled to be part of the blog tour for the second book in the Last Binding series, A Restless Truth!
Captain Eva Innocente, her motley crew, and her psychic space cats are back for a third adventure!
Another fabulous Crime Classics anthology, this time with a theatrical theme!
So here we are onto the final set of mini-reviews, which means I’ve read every single one of the books in my historical romance windfall! This bunch was less successful on the whole – thoughts on the last ten books below!
A Cat, A Book, and A Cup of Tea 