Readers who like something unashamedly fun should give these a look.

This one will certainly satisfy fans of the genre but may not have enough for everyone else.

Fans of the genre will undoubtedly enjoy it, while it is probably hit and miss for others.

I did not finish it, for two reasons. The first was formatting, or lack of it, and the other was the English. Read the Look Inside or Sample before you buy.

It’s not bad, but not for me.

For hikers, campers, and outdoorsmen, you will find a kindred spirit in these pages.

For fantasy or urban paranormal readers, it definitely has something to offer and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

This is a light read, with a straightforward plot, no stress and great to curl up with if you have a cup of tea and biscuits.

If you’re bored on a commute or trying to kill ten minutes, these eye puzzles are a great way to unwind.

It doesn’t tell you very much about profiling, it is extremely hard to read, and the English grammar is poor.

This is a good tense thriller, and it kept me reading to the end.

this is a short, script, format ebook to read with children or to them, rather than a book for them to read themselves.

Dancing Lights is a story that might appeal to Literary Fiction readers, but also those who like folktales or fairytales.

For people who like gory stories and body horror, this would be a great read.

It is British humour, which can be an aquired taste but anyone who enjoyed Reggie Perrin or the Carry On style of humour will love it.

The stories could have done with fleshing out, but as a light undemanding read, it is an OK way to pass the time.