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- “A Nice Place To Die” by J. Woollcott – Book Review @levelbestbooks @JoyceWoollcott #ANicePlaceToDie #BookReview
- “A Likely Story” by Leigh McMullan Abramson – Book Review
- “No Safe Place” by Patricia Gibney – Book Review
- “A Death At The Party” by Amy Stuart – Book Review
- Throwback Thursday – “My Kind of People” by Lisa Duffy #BookReview #ThrowbackThursday @lisaduffywriter
- “Weyward” by Emilia Hart – Book Review
- Teaser Tuesday – March 7, 2023 #NewBook #YouShouldHaveKnown @keller_reb @crookedlanebks @penguinrandom #TeaserTuesday #TuesdayBookBlog
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Monthly Archives: October 2021
Fictionophile’s OCTOBER 2021 Reading Wrap-Up #MonthlyWrapUp
In the past month I’ve read TEN titles. And, would you believe it, three of them were 5 star reads! I enjoyed every one of them, some more than others of course. One obvious choice for my book of the … Continue reading
Posted in Fictionophile report, Reading
Tagged Fictionophile updates, recommended reading
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“The Last House on Needless Street” by Catriona Ward – Book Review
“How many times can someone bend before they break forever?” Ted – a man who is large and stature, has no friends, and lives in the house where he grew up. Ted clearly has some form of mental illness and … Continue reading
Fictionophile’s OCTOBER 2021 #BookHaul #Bookbloggers #TBR
I’ve added eight review commitments to my TBR this month. I received five of these titles from NetGalley. I received “A Good Rest For Some” from Austin Macauley Publishers I received “Other People’s Children” from Simon & Schuster via Kelley … Continue reading
“Madam” by Phoebe Wynne – Book Review
“…she’d taken the woman’s job, her role, her flat. Her curse.” Rose Christie – is a talented Classics teacher in her mid twenties. She has a terminally ill mother and she has the responsibility of paying the fees for her … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, NetGalley, Suspense
Tagged debut novels, feminist fiction, Scotland, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“The Death of Jane Lawrence” by Caitlin Starling – Book Review
“A crumbling house, alone on the hill, was enough to make isolated women given to wild imaginings.” Jane Shoringfield is a young woman of high intellect with a logical, practical way of viewing the world and a keen mathematical mind. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, gothic fiction, Historical fiction, Horror, NetGalley
Tagged England, stand-alone novels
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Cover Love part 107 – Scissors #CoverLove #fictionophile #BookCovers
They say you can never have a second chance to make a good first impression. A book’s cover does just that – gives a first impression. A good cover can make a reader pick up a book. A bad cover … Continue reading
“Murder, Forgotten” by Deb Richardson-Moore – Book Review
Julianna Burke is a renowned mystery novelist who divides her time between her Scottish stone house on the North Sea, and her South Carolina beach house on the Atlantic Ocean. Now, at age 58, she has recently been widowed. Her … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Mystery fiction, NetGalley
Tagged mystery fiction, recommended reading, South Carolina, stand-alone novels
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