Lord Edgware Dies is another book in the Poirot mystery series, and one that I think had not only me stumped but also Poirot and as always the ending didn’t fail to impress. It has some of the best collections of characters and I really enjoyed the way everything ended …
I hope you didn’t mind the long hiatus too much, I was away on my Honeymoon! I wasn’t as organised as I wanted to be and I ended up leaving my laptop at home, so blogging ended up being a no go whilst I was away. I thought I …
Gemina is the second book in The Illuminae Series, if you haven’t already you should read my review of the first book here. I have to say I’m so glad I carried on with this series, this book got a lot better and I even think the romance elements …
Illuminae was a reread and I wasn’t sure whether I was going to love or hate it. The previous read had left me feeling as though it was a little bit tropey for my liking and the conversations detracted from the storyline just a little, I don’t know what happened but …
Its been a long while since I last reviewed an Agatha Christie Poirot book and The Mystery of the Blue Train is the latest in my Poirot journey, it was another Audible listen and I am definitely enjoying listening to them as opposed to reading them. That might change as …
You will have to live with the fact that this review is laaate and may not be as detailed as my others, I’m currently dying from some weird cold thing and I just don’t feel well. BUT I didn’t want to get behind on my reviews because it’s SUPER hard …
Call the Midwife is a book that has been sat on my shelf for a long time, I picked the entire series up in a charity shop made space for them and never looked at them again, it’s surprising how often that happens with me and books. I made it …
The Name of the Wind was one of the books of my 2018 Books I Need to Read, and I thought, seeing as it’s a long’un to get it out of the way sooner rather than later. Plus I have been in the mood for an adult book more often …
