As promised, here is the review by Dominic Noble about the TV adaption of the book good omens. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq0SqsoXbmg
Category: Review
Review: the midnight library by Matt Haig
What if death is not the end we all thought it was? What if there was a way we could see how things stand out if we had made a deliberate decision? Would there be a way to resolve all our regrets? The midnight library explores the context of this idea by giving people a [...]
Book review: A slow fire burning by Paula Hawkins
I recently read this book because they recommended it to me with my membership on audible. That's not to say I want to read it anyway, as I found the plot in the synopsis intriguing. The basic story revolves around the brutal murder of a young bloke on a houseboat and the police trying to [...]
Book review: The burning girls – C J Tudor
This is a thriller which, at the beginning, this seems like just a paranormal mystery, but it soon turns into something more sinister. The general concept is that a vicar by the name of Jack (a female) has been involved in something that seemed shady and so they transfer her to the church of a [...]
Review: trust me by T.M. Logan
This is a very well written, page turner of a thriller that will leave you guessing until the very end of reading. Pretty much what you expect of a thriller. The basic story is that on a train the main protagonist (Ellen) has a chance encounter with a young mother and her child. Ellen has [...]
American gods (seasons o ne and two)
Noone will Oh, well, where do I start with this one? I would have liked to have been able to do a comparison between the book and the show, but this is virtually impossible as the two things are extremely separate even though they may tell the same story. The character names remain unchanged, as [...]
Book review: Keystone (a crossbreed novel) by Dannika Dark
Okay, this is the audiobook I finished over the weekend. I really enjoyed it and I have heard nobody talking about it, so I thought I would give it a review. I will start this by saying that this is the first book I have read by this author, and I am a big fan [...]
Book review: Little bones, N.V. Peacock
I am going to start this off with the big disclaimer! I am using Dragon dictation and have only ever listened to the audiobook, so I am probably going to make a hash of the names! I am probably going to skip some names to avoid this, but there are a couple that I will [...]
Book review: Storm front by Jim Butcher
In this book we follow around a man called Harry Dresden. What makes him stand out from everybody else? Well, he is a wizard, and he makes no secret about it. In fact, he has an advert in the papers under professional wizard, and he is the only one. He will not do parties or [...]
Review: the cyborg tinkerer – Meg LaTorre
I follow a YouTube channel called iWriterly, which is hosted by Meg LaTorre. This year she produced her debut novel called the cyborg tinkerer. Because I follow that channel and was interested in reading her work, I invested in the novel. The other reason I read it was because my interest in steam punk, so [...]
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