The right story with the wrong protagonist.
All Reviews
For speculative fiction readers, this comes with a stamp of must-read.
An excellent example of the genre and those looking for a happy ever after romance should give it a read
It receives a rating of one, read straight. For fans of the glurgiest of glurge it is a five.
Horror readers will enjoy this one. Action fans might also want to give it a look
One night in the life of those left behind after a family tragedy. The title refers to a childhood memory, held tight by the mother.
Great idea but the result needs an editor and fact-checker very badly indeed.
This is not a nuanced view on the hemp debate. More importantly, in a book you pay for, it isn't that entertaining.
A fun edge-of-your-seat thriller in an SF wrapper, and I really enjoyed reading it
Sally Matthews’ fear of bridges reached a point where she has to confront it. With the help of a therapist and her friends,she discovers that in her past life she was Annie Hobbs, the last woman named as a witch by Britain’s notorious and corrupt Witchfinder-GeneralMatthew Hopkins… The start and ending of the book were interesting, […]
the formatting and grammar obscured the story completely
...A great short, fast, and twisted tale for crime and police procedural readers....
A new take on the zombie story, with a great protagonist, which is definitely one for horror fans.
1980s cartoons about Apple Macs, which are disturbingly still relevant and funny. Geeks get this now. Everyone else, have a look and a laugh.
Good for American Christian readers to read with their children, but possibly less so for British families and early readers.
Readers of modern poetry may enjoy this, and the themes of alienation and aimlessness may well appeal in these times.
