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#Bookreview THE CHALK MAN by C. J. Tudor (@cjtudor ‏) A morally ambiguous thriller and a story of tainted friendships that will appeal to readers of King’s It. #crimefiction

Hi all: I read this book a little while back but I waited until it was published (it was due for publication on the 11th January 2018, so I hope it’s now available) to share it, so you wouldn’t have to wait to read it if you felt as intrigued by it as I was.

#TuesdayBookBlog Fatal Evidence: Professor Alfred Swaine Taylor & the Dawn of Forensic Science by Helen Barrell (@helenbarrell) (@penswordbooks) A great book about a fascinating historical period and one of the forefathers of forensic science. #Bookreview

Hi all: I thought I’d bring you another one of those historical books that always make me think of how many writers would feel inspired when they read them. Today, it’s a book about a man I wasn’t familiar with but whom I won’t forget any time soon. Fatal Evidence: Professor Alfred Swaine Taylor &

#Bookreview Bodacious Creed: a Steampunk Zombie Western (The Adventures of Bodacious Creed Book 1) by Jonathan Fesmire (@FesmireFesmire) Highly recommended to Western, steampunk, and zombie lovers #Western #steampunk #zombies

Hi all: Although I’ve slowed down on my reading, don’t think I have stopped, and today I bring something pretty original… Bodacious Creed: a Steampunk Zombie Western (The Adventures of Bodacious Creed Book 1) by Jonathan Fesmire U.S. Marshal James Creed has known loss, starting from the untimely death of his wife and daughter in a sudden

#TuesdayBookBlog GHOSTS OF MANOR HOUSE by Matt Powers (@GhostsofMH) #RBRT A short read recommended for those who prefer psychological rather than gory frights #horror

Hi all: I hope 2018 is treating you well and although at first, it might appear to be a strange choice, I suspect many of you will be overloaded with Christmas and sugar and, what better than a ghost story to get your heart racing? Ghosts of Manor House by Matt Powers Edmund and Mary Wilder are

#TuesdayBookBlog JONAH by Carl Rackman (@CarlRackman) #RBRT A ripping good read recommended to lovers of WWII historical fiction in a naval setting and atmospheric thrillers.

Hi all: I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and you’re enjoying Boxing Day and the holiday season. As I know sometimes we fancy something non-Christmassy and we like to have a break, I thought I’d bring you the review of a book that is not precisely seasonal. But it’s a great read. Jonah by Carl Rackman

#FelizNavidad a blogueros, lectores, escritores, y gente de bien. ♥

Hola a todos: Aunque sé que tendréis mucho que hacer, no podía dejar pasar esta ocasión para desearos una felices fiestas y que las disfrutéis a vuestras manera. Gracias por seguirme, por leer, por darle al like, por comentar, y todo lo demás. Ah, y por si algún despistado aún no los tiene, os dejo el

#MerryChristmas To bloggers, readers, writers, and all! And some reading suggestions.

Hi all. I know you’re going to be busy today, but although I’m not a very Xmassy person, I wanted to wish you a Merry Christmas and to hope you can spend it doing whatever makes you happy. As you know, I have been teaching English Composition at the UoPeople, and as it is a

#TuesdayBookBlog BEAR MEDICINE by G. Elizabeth Kretchmer (@gekretchmer) For readers who love inspirational stories, complex female characters, and historical fiction #Bookreview#RBRT

Dear all: Today I share the review of the new book by I writer whose books I’ve had the pleasure to read before, and this time I’m reviewing her new novel on behalf of Rosie’s Book Review Team (authors, remember to check here if you are looking for reviews). Bear Medicine: A Novel by G. Elizabeth Kretchmer

#Bookreview LIFE ON THE VICTORIAN STAGE: THEATRICAL GOSSIP by Nell Darby (@nelldarby) A great resource for writers of historical fiction, historians, and people who love social history and the Victorian period #History #Victorianera

Hi all: Today I bring another non-fiction book, and one of those that I think will be of particular interest to writers and historians (well, and to all of us who like gossip and enjoy the theatre). Here it is: Life on the Victorian Stage: Theatrical Gossip by Nell Darby. The expansion of the press in Victorian

#Bookreview BEASTS OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE by Ruth Emmie Lang (@ruthemmielang) A great debut novel for those looking for a bit of magic and hope #Iamreading

Hi all: I will be on my way to Barcelona today, so if I take time to reply to your comments, don’t worry. I wanted to post this today because I hope to catch up on more reading and I didn’t want to have to post too many reviews very close to Christmas (as I