-
Review of Don’t Let Her Stay by Nicola Sanders
Published by
on
Continue reading →: Review of Don’t Let Her Stay by Nicola SandersTitle: Don’t Let Her Stay Author: Nicola Sanders Genre: Mystery/ Domestic Thriller Joanne is a lonely, isolated new mother, living in a luxurious country home in a tranquil village near Chertsey. A former estate agent, she is finding it difficult to adapt to caring for her four-month-old baby girl, Evie,…
-
Book Review: Our Last Dinner by B.L. Deck
Published by
on
Continue reading →: Book Review: Our Last Dinner by B.L. DeckTitle: Our Last Dinner Author: B.L. Deck Genre: Domestic Thriller / Suspense In Our Last Dinner, we are introduced to Grace and Sebastian, a seemingly perfect married couple, who own a successful restaurant. Sebastian, a handsome man in his forties, is a revered chef, known for his culinary expertise and…
-
Book Review: Keep Her Secret by Mark Edwards
Published by
on
Continue reading →: Book Review: Keep Her Secret by Mark EdwardsTitle: Keep Her Secret Author: Mark Edwards Genre: Thriller, Mystery When Matthew, a kind, trusting man in his early forties, suggests that he and his alluring new girlfriend, Helena, take a spontaneous trip to Iceland, the last thing that he expects is to hear a shock confession that she murdered…
-
Book Review: Josh Brolin: A Short Biography by Thora Larson
Published by
on
Continue reading →: Book Review: Josh Brolin: A Short Biography by Thora LarsonTitle: Josh Brolin: A Short Biography Author: Thora Larson Genre: Biography Josh Brolin: A Short Biography examines the early life and achievements of the acclaimed American actor, Josh Brolin, who is best known for his portrayal of notorious protagonist Llewelyn Moss in the 2007 blockbuster film, No Country for Old…
-
Continue reading →: Book Review: Sparkle – A Lock & Key Valentine’s Day Short Story by Cat Porter
Title: Sparkle – A Lock & Key Valentine’s Day Short Story Author: Cat Porter Genre: Romance Part of the acclaimed Lock & Key Small Town Motorcycle Club Romance Series, this Valentine’s Day-themed short story can easily be read as a standalone book. Alicia – a widow with a complicated past…
-
Book Review: The Fertile Centaur by Julie Law
Published by
on
Continue reading →: Book Review: The Fertile Centaur by Julie LawTitle: Fertile Centaur Author: Julie Law Genre: Fantasy, Erotica, LGBTQ+ Lisa is a well-to-do young lady, with a passion for horses and riding. Her older husband, who she resents due to his controlling and critical behaviour, has curtailed her freedom by banning her from leaving the house. Trapped in a…
-
Book Review: Rivers – 10 Short Stories by Chris Charlton
Published by
on
Continue reading →: Book Review: Rivers – 10 Short Stories by Chris CharltonTitle: Rivers – 10 short stories Author: Chris Charlton Genre: Children’s realistic fiction aged 11+ (but may suit a younger audience as well) Ten unique stories are weaved into a collection of fictional tales loosely set around the location of various major rivers from around the world. In the first…
Hello,
Reading is the very fabric of my existence, and I can often be found with a Kindle in hand (and a cup of coffee or a slice of cake in the other).
I have had the grand tour of most things in the writing world: from book editing to blogging, I have experienced it all (including writing some pretty embarrassing poetry back in my 20s).
Reading books and writing reviews is my favourite occupation, and it is with great pleasure that I welcome you to Introverted Bookworm. This is a place where you can read enlightening reviews, which may help you decide what your next cherished book is, because – let’s face it – the world can be a difficult place, but it’s infinitely easier to tolerate with a good book to look forward to.
If you are a writer and you want to get in touch, feel free to send me an email, but remember that I’m an introvert (so don’t bother me unless you really have to).
The Introverted Bookworm 