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#Bookreview GOOD ME BAD ME by Ali Land (@byAliLand) A not so innocent girl in a twisted world. Not heavy on explicit violence but a true psychological chiller.

Hi all: Today I bring you… surprise, surprise, a thriller. This one has made it quite big, especially in the UK. I couldn’t find it in Kindle version in the US, but I suspect it’s a matter of time only… Good Me Bad Me by Ali Land ONE OF THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY, CONTROVERSIAL AND EXPLOSIVE

#Tuesdaybookblog #Bookreview DIDN’T GET FRAZZLED by David Z Hirsch #RBRT Sometimes it’s hard to be a doctor

Hi all: I bring you a review today of a book that when I was approached about it by the author, I had to say yes and you’ll see why very soon. I thank both Rosie Amber and the author for providing me with a copy of this book that brought so many memories for me. Here

In Memoriam: Joan Molet, un hombre que luchó para que no nos olvidásemos del pasado. #historiasdefamilia #SegundaGerraMundial

Hola a todos: Los que llevéis algún tiempo siguiendo mi blog quizás recordéis que os he hablado de la historia familiar en ocasiones. Dos tíos de mi madre, Josep y Conrado (a los que, desgraciadamente, no llegó a conocer) huyeron de España hacia finales de la Guerra Civil y se refugiaron en Francia, donde participaron

In Memoriam: Joan Molet a man who didn’t want us to forget #WWII #familyhistory

Hi all: Those of you who have been following my blog for a while might remember that I’ve sometimes shared posts about my mother’s family, in particular about two of her uncles, Josep and Conrado, (although she never got to meet them) who fled Spain during the Civil War, went to France, helped the efforts

#Bookreview PEARL HARBOR. FROM INFAMY TO GREATNESS by Craig Nelson (@Craig_Nelson) Thorough and detailed look at the historical event and its background.

Hi all: To end the week, I bring you a non-fiction book about a historical event that continues in people’s minds after all these years. Pearl Harbor. From Infamy to Greatness by Craig Nelson. Description Published in time for the 75th anniversary, a gripping and definitive account of the event that changed twentieth-century America—Pearl Harbor—based on years of

#Bookreview LIFE IN A FISHBOWL by Len Vlahos (@LenVlahos) Everything is possible with a little help from your friends

Hi all: The festival of reviews carries on, today with a pretty especial book. I hope you enjoy it. Life in a Fishbowl by Len Vlahos (Author) Fifteen-year-old Jackie Stone’s father is dying. When Jackie discovers that her father has been diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor, her whole world starts to crumble. She can’t imagine how she’ll

#Bookreview LET THE DEAD SPEAK: A MAEVE KERRIGAN CRIME THRILLER (Maeve Kerrigan, Book 7) by Jane Casey (@JaneCaseyAuthor) A good read, entertaining and that will keep readers guessing

Hi all: Another day, another review. For some reason we’re a bit heavy on thrillers this week, although tomorrow’s book is very different and Friday’s is a non-fiction book so, there’s hope if you’re not thriller lovers. Let the Dead Speak: A Maeve Kerrigan crime thriller (Maeve Kerrigan, Book 7) by Jane Casey ‘A tremendous sense of

#Bookreview #RBRT THE SILENT KOOKABURRA by Liza Perrat (@LizaPerrat) Australia from the point of view of a child with an edge of creepiness and intrigue #TuesdayBookBlog

Hi all: As you know, apart from my own reading and the books that authors kindly offer me for review, I review for some groups. Today I bring you one of the books I’ve reviewed for Rosie’s Book Review Team. If you’re a reviewer, I recommend you check her out as she always gets fantastic

#Bookreview KILL THE NEXT ONE by Federico Axat (@FedericoAxat) A twisted and twisting thriller that questions identity, sanity, family, good and evil, and the nature of narration.

Hi all: I keep trying to share the reviews I haven’t brought you yet, hoping that when I’ve caught up I’ll share them as I read. Let’s see. Today it’s a pretty special one, funnily by an Argentinian author whom I happened to read in translation first. Oh well… Kill the Next One by Federico Axat  (Author), David Frye (Translator).

#Bookreview Her Last Breath: A shocking psychological thriller perfect for Hitchcock fans (Detective Kerri Blasco Book 2) by J.A. Schneider (@JoyceSchneider1 ) Suspense, red herrings, and a couple of detectives to keep an eye on.

Hi all: We end the week with another thriller. I’ve realised that I read a lot of them (perhaps because I write them too) but this week you can count yourself lucky as there aren’t many. Unless you like them, of course. But this one is well-worth a look. Or a read. Her Last Breath: