#TuesdayBookBlog DEAD OF WINTER: JOURNEY 11, The Sumelazon Escarpment and JOURNEY 12, Goddesses by Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene (@teagangeneviene) Wonderful new characters and a dark threat closing in #fantasy #bookreview

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Hi all: I’m not going to try to introduce the reviews of the two next journeys in the popular series Dead of Winter. Those who read my blog regularly know I’ve been following it for a year now, so, without further ado… About the author: Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene lives in a “high desert” town in
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#TuesdayBookBlog A HOLIDAY BY GASLIGHT: A VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS NOVELLA by Mimi Matthews (@MimiMatthewsEsq) Historical romance, short, sweet, and full of atmosphere #RBRT #Victorianromance

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Hi all: I bring you a book by an author I’ve been intrigued about for quite a while. This is a novella, very seasonal, and a perfect introduction to her work. A Holiday By Gaslight: A Victorian Christmas Novella by Mimi Matthews “Readers will easily fall for Sophie and Ned in their gaslit surroundings.” –Library Journal,
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#TuesdayBookBlog GOLEM by PD Alleva (@PdallevaAuthor) Horror, myths, and psychological insights #RBRT #horror

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Hi all: I bring you a book for those of you who enjoy horror and are interested in stories based on myths. Golem by PD Alleva “An extraordinary psychological horror book. Excellently written, with a twisted, spiraling, unexpected end that will leave you speechless.” ~ TBM Horror Experts Detective. Angel. Victim. Devil. A haunting tale of
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#TuesdayBookBlog Drunk Chickens and Burnt Macaroni (Real Stories of Afghan Women) by Mary Smith (@marysmithwriter) Now more than ever an important book sharing the many lives of Afghan women

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Hi all: I hope you have enjoyed a lovely Christmas (or as good a Christmas as circumstances allow). Mine was pretty low-key (as I like it) but it got quite busy in the running up to it, and, if things don’t get even worse (fingers crossed) I should be busy again next week, but I
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#TuesdayBookBlog I Jonathan, A Charleston Tale of the Rebellion by George WB Scott (@GeorgeWBScott) For those who love storytelling and history alike #RBRT #historicalfiction

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Hi all: I bring you a book from Rosie’s Book Review Team, and one I read based on Terry Tyler‘s recommendation. You can’t go wrong with that. I Jonathan, A Charleston Tale of the Rebellion by George WB Scott Civil War Novel Sees Conflict Through New Eyes “A deftly crafted, inherently engaging, and entertainingly riveting Civil War
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#TuesdayBookBlog CHOUETTE by Claire Oshetsky (@oshetsky) (@ViragoBooks) Disturbing, dark, difficult to categorise, but beautifully written #bookreview

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Hi, all: I bring you a book that is… well, special doesn’t cover it. I’m not sure it will the kind of book many of you would enjoy, but it raises important questions, and it is so unusual, I had to share it. Oh, and those covers! Chouette by Claire Oshetsky (@oshetsky)  “Claire Oshetsky’s novel is a
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#TuesdayBookBlog SHOOT THE MOON: AN ALTERNATIVE GAME OF HEARTS by Bella Cassidy (@BellaMoonShoot) Weddings, laughs, tears, romance and some hard-truths #RBRT

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Hi all: I bring you a bit of romance today. I don’t do that often, but I couldn’t resist this one. Blame Rosie. Shoot the Moon: An alternative game of hearts by Bella Cassidy  Tassie loves many things: her friends, her job, her garden. Even her first boyfriend. But there’s a kind of love she
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#TuesdayBookBlog THE SHIVERING GROUND AND OTHER STORIES by Sara Barkat For those who dare get lost in the beauty of the writing and the magic of other worlds #RBRT

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Hi all: Today I bring you something that defies easy definitions. Ah, a word of warning. The book will be published (if there are no delays) on the 1st of December, so it might not be available for immediate download if you read this post on the day of its publication, but you could reserve
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#TuesdayBookBlog MEGACITY (Operation Galton Book 3) by Terry Tyler (@TerryTyler4) Too close for comfort but a must read. The whole series #dystopianstory

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Hi all: I bring you the review of the third book in a trilogy I’ve been reading by one of the authors I don’t hesitate to recommend (and who is also a member of Rosie Amber’s team of reviewers, whose reviews I also recommend): Megacity (Operation Galton Book 3) by Terry Tyler  The UK’s new
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#TuesdayBookBlog OUTERBOROUGH BLUES. A BROOKLYN MYSTERY by Andrew Cotto (@andrewcotto) Brooklyn, noir, cooking: a winning recipe #noirnovel

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Hi all: I revisit an author whose book intrigued me a great deal, as he manages to combine very different elements and make them function incredibly well somehow. Outerborough Blues: A Brooklyn Mystery by Andrew Cotto  A beautiful young French girl walks into a bar, nervously lights a cigarette, and begs the bartender for help in
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