Wandering the world

I was travelling quite a bit for work during 2022 and 2023. I purchased a Kobo so that I could keep up my reading habit while I was without access to my local public library. Kobo has a monthly subscription that grants free access to their catalogue. I assume from doing a basic search of the authors I have reviewed in this post that the catalogue contains titles by certain publishing houses. New r eleases and books by super popular authors are not available. I hadn't heard

If you've read my other posts on Michael Robotham, you'll know that he is one of my all-time favourite authors. I cannot recommend Robotham highly enough. He brings compelling, character-driven stories to the table, and he always makes me stop and think about human behaviour. His writing is top notch, and I am drawn into this books from the opening page. Check out my review of the Cyrus Haven series  and Robotham's standalone novels . Joe O'Loughlin series | Books 1-9 | Publi

I was at primary school when Romanian gymnast, Nadia Comaneci, stunned the world of Olympic sport with her medal-winning performance in Montreal. I've always been fascinated by her story and life in the Eastern bloc, so I thought I'd give Nadia Comaneci and the Secret Police a go. Nadia Comaneci and the Secret Police | Published January 2021 | Read November 2024 Nadia Comaneci and the Secret Police explores Nadia's rise to the top of the gymnastics world and the restrictions

This post reviews the second book by Gillian McAllister that I have read. Check out my previous post on Wrong place, wrong time, McAllister's 2022 time-bending thriller. Just another missing person | Published August 2023 | Read December 2024 I loved the unique take on the thriller/crime novel that McAllister took in Wrong place, wrong time. McAllister serves up another intriguing and fresh approach to the genre in her 2023 novel, Just another missing person, a book I devour