I’m reading three at the moment. A long novel, a collection of short stories and a non-fiction book.
Precipice by Robert Harris is a historical spy story (1914). I got off to a slow start with this because I wouldn’t usually choose a war/political story — this was a book club pick. However, if I’d seen this advertised on Netflix I’d add it to my to-watch list. I can’t say I’m loving it (just yet) but I will finish it.
Continue readingFor today’s Judge a Book by its Cover post I’ve chosen Obedience by Nichole M Willden.
The colour choices make this a very striking cover.
A black cover conveys a message of darkness. Badness and power are two of the first things that come to my mind. The flash of red signifies danger.
Continue readingDarlene Foster is an award-winning author of Amanda Travels, a children’s adventure series featuring a spunky twelve-year-old who loves to travel to unique places.
The tenth book in the Amanda Travels series is Amanda in Scotland: The Standing Stones.
Continue readingWhat is your first thought when you look at this book cover?
Murder at the Matinee by Jamie West stood out for me because of the vibrant colour and the way the title jumps off the page. I love a murder mystery, especially at this time of year. The fire lit, cosy throw, hot drink… Bliss!
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