Haha. Big head there Charlotte. You might have noticed I've been quieter on the blog the last week or so, and if you follow me on Twitter, you'll know that I've just had surgery to remove a misbehaving gallbladder. Not major surgery: a keyhole day procedure, but still big enough to be scary. I spent... Continue Reading →
It has been ten years since Autumn was taken from the supermarket and she hasn't been seen since. Her mother, Francine, lives alone and drinks to hide her pain. Her father, Will, has a new wife and a baby on the way and has made a career out of his daughter's disappearance. One day, Francine... Continue Reading →
This week I've been reading more ARCs to clear the decks before my surgery (currently brewing a cold so cross your fingers for me that it doesn't get cancelled). Here's what I've read: The Art of Hiding by Amanda Prowse The Art of Hiding is a gripping story of what happens when Nina's husband dies... Continue Reading →
I have beaten that book ban into submission. So, join me for a coffee whilst I show off my latest haul. The Coffee: This week I'm drinking Kamwangi AA a Kenyan filter coffee from April Coffee Roasters in my trusty Ravenclaw mug because I am feeling the house pride. It tastes good but I am wishing I... Continue Reading →
This week's reviews are a little later than normal as I've been away visiting relatives in the land that internet forgot. Sometimes it's quite nice to switch off for a while. Other times, it's annoying and you eat all your data allowance trying to load one tweet. I've managed to read some great books since... Continue Reading →
This week, my coffee and I are sitting down to the mid-year book freak out tag. I was tagged to do this by the lovely Grace Latter. I was thrilled to be tag by one of my favourite bloggers, and it's been interesting looking back on the year so far (even if we are a... Continue Reading →
This week I've been mainly reading ARCs from Netgalley again. I requested a lot of them, again. This week has had some absolute gems: A Change is Gonna Come A Change is Gonna Come is the highly anticipated collection of short stories and poems from BAME authors. Some authors, I was already familiar with but... Continue Reading →
This week I'm sitting down with coffee to rant about book bans. The Coffee: I'm drinking Kagumoini, a Kenyan filter from Clifton Coffee (one of my favourite roasters) and it is tasting awesome! Kenyans are my favourite coffees when they're in season. I'm drinking it in my epic mug that turns from black to...something sinister when... Continue Reading →
Charlotte, Somewhere 