Joo's Book Reviews and Interviews

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Tuesday, 5 January 2016

Mysterious Pitkirtly by Cecilia Peartree

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This is a "bonus" novella in the Pitkirtly series.  Someone's organised a coach trip round Pitkirtly to all the murder spots. ...

E.T. The Extra Tortilla by Ray Kingfisher

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Hmmmm.  Where do I start on my brief description of this story?  In England at Heathrow Airport?  In BallyMcBunion, Texas at the Mexas Grill...

Stranded by Tim Arnot

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Stranded is the third book in the Flick Carter series and follows straight on from Hunted. Flick, Shea and PJ find themselves trapped on a...
Thursday, 10 December 2015

Bricking It by Nick Spalding

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As with Nick Spalding's other novels we have the "he said / she said" swapping forth of chapters.  I enjoy this method of gett...

Piper by G. J. Reilly

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Piper is the second book in the Jerrick series. In the first book, Michael has been spirited away / rescued from the Grand Inquisitors ...
Monday, 23 November 2015

Auto 2 by David Wailing

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Whilst Auto 2 follows Auto, it is more of a linear story as opposed to Auto 1's individual stories only tying-in in retrospect. Auto 2...
Wednesday, 18 November 2015

The Journal of Reginald Perigar by David Haynes

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This is a shortish story by the Master of Macabre David Haynes, but it's back in his smoggy London that he evokes so well. Basil Jenki...
Tuesday, 17 November 2015

Mini Interview with Rosen Trevithick

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This person has made me a junkie.  A chocolate junkie.  But now I cannot have any old stuff, it has to be hand-made with love and a bit of s...

Chocolate Making Adventures: Create Your Own Chocolate by Rosen Trevithick

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I was told this is one of the only books to show you how to easily make your own chocolate from raw ingredients.  I didn't really believ...
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Monday, 9 November 2015

The Complex by Toby Zara

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From reading the sample, I was hooked and wanted to read more. This is a great little story introducing us to the character of Abigail who ...
Sunday, 18 October 2015

Hunted by Tim Arnot

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This is the second in the Felicity (Flick) Carter series of books, set in a post-apocalypse England where there's no technology, and mar...
Tuesday, 22 September 2015

Where The Memories Lie by Sibel Hodge

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The title of this story can be read in more than one way.  Oliva's father-in-law tells her what seems to be a confession, but since he h...
Thursday, 17 September 2015

The Cage by David Haynes

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I started reading this story without a clue of the plot.  All I know is that I love this author's stories. This one starts with a murd...
Wednesday, 16 September 2015

Closer to Death in a Garden by Cecilia Peartree

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Number 10 in the ongoing adventures of our faithful Pitkirtly gang has a bit of a mouthful for a title.  It does become obvious what it refe...
Monday, 31 August 2015

Bad and Badder by Ray Kingfisher

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Bad and Badder is a collection of 5 short stories with the theme of badness.   They are all different and, in my opinion, all great self-con...
Thursday, 27 August 2015

Demon Road by Derek Landy

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This, apparently is the first in a new series from Derek Landy.  I enjoyed the first of the Skulduggery Pleasant series, but this one is aim...
Tuesday, 11 August 2015

No Time Like the Past by Jodi Taylor

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No Time Like the Past is Jodi Taylor's 5th book in the St Mary's series.  This time Max and the team are in a "quieter" pe...
Saturday, 8 August 2015

Hybrid by Vanessa Wester

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This is a book of two very different halves.  The first half is Caitlin's story.  She starts at college and meets a guy Steven.  They st...
Friday, 7 August 2015

Power Games by Victoria Fox

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I'm on holidays and fancied a bit of a bonkbuster, so I started this one.  As it happens, this is not a bonkbuster, it's a story of ...

Godsquad by Heide Goody and Iain Grant

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Having adored both Clovenhoof and Pigeonwings I thought I might miss Jeremy.  As it happens I didn't.  The "Godsquad" were alm...
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