News and book reviews from award-winning British author K.J. Simmill
In S.I. Taylor's Guilty Photographs, Barbera knew she could only rely on herself. Her body was a cavass to the betrayals she had experienced. But this latest edition had her concerned. Unable to recall the events of the night before she awoke bleeding, sore, and alone. She knew better than to call the cops, no… Continue reading Book review: S.I. Taylor – Guilty Photographs (@sitaylorwrites)
I am aware I have just unloaded a huge quantity of reviews on you. Having been in Miami I have been unable to post them for the books I have read, and two long haul flights, not to mention some quiet evenings gave me plenty of time for reading. I have one more review to… Continue reading Lots of reviews and #ReadersFavoriteMiami2019
Hi everyone. Just a quick note to say that tomorrow I will be posting a number of book reviews. These are for books that are now available but I read and reviewed through Readers' Favorite prior to their release. I guess I felt the need to tell you as, sadly, I still haven't perfected my… Continue reading Book reviews to come
Lance was content to end his life. He had lived and suffered enough. It was on his birthday he decided to finally put thought to action. Or that had been his intention. Then his path crossed with Hayden's, A mystic whose views and lectures on the world were so inspired that those in power had… Continue reading Book review Standing on a Whale – B.J. Tiernan (@standingwhale1 )
Hi everyone. Anyone who follows me will have just seen a large influx of book reviews. Sadly, I haven't conjured a small pocket dimension where I can sit and read while no time passes in the real world. I am still working on it though. As a Readers' Favorite reviewer, I am often given ARC… Continue reading How many books have you read today?
Greetings everyone. Awesome news. My blog, K.J's Athenaeum, is included in the 2019 top review blogs! I am truly honoured to be included in this list. As you may know, I am never without a book in hand, and a majority of the time these are books published by indie authors. I always work hard… Continue reading Top book review blogs 2019
Starting a new job is never easy. It is just as well Jenny knew she'd be perfect for the live in position at Avonsleigh Castle. Everything was going smoothly, the interview went off with just a small bout of nerves and she slipped into the role like a hand in to a well fitted glove.… Continue reading Book Review: An Invisible Murder by Joyce Cato (@MaxineBbooks)
Sarah was born and raised in London, she had her pick from men of fine standing, so when Pete, a farmer, swept her off her feet in a whirlwind romance, some people were less than impressed. And some of Pete's friends were less than pleased with his choice of wife. But none of that matters… Continue reading Book review: The Trojan Project by Eileen Thornton
Enquiry Agent Samantha Smith was just scraping by, her office, like her life, refurbished and in desperate need of some TLC. Then along came Milton Vaughan-Urquhart who worked for multi-millionaire Derwena de Caro, a pop-star and diva with more than her own share of baggage. The most recent addition to the list, a stalker. Derwena… Continue reading Book review: Sam’s Song by Hannah Howe
The Severaine has received some amazing five star reviews from Readers' Favorite.I was blown away to see what people have thought. Here's a taste of what's being said; Reviewed By Christian Sia for Readers’ Favorite "There are books you pick up, read, savor, and put aside; you forget them and move on to… Continue reading Some amazing 5 star reviews from Readers’ Favorite for The Severaine
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