Joo's Book Reviews and Interviews

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Sunday, 22 May 2016

Shave My Spider by Tony James Slater

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Tony's been on his biggest adventure yet.  It was probably his most researched and planned one too.  But ............. well, Tony.  The ...

The Pitkirtly Triangle by Cecilia Peartree

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We're back in Pitkirtly for the 11th time (12th if you include the Mysterious Pitkirtlycoach tour).  Something's not quite right thi...

The Church of Virtual Saints by Michael Brookes

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This follows on from Faust 2.0.  The two characters at the end of that one are incarcerated.  Dan in normal prison, Sarah in a top secret o...
Monday, 2 May 2016

The Woman with the Golden Sex Spatula by David Hadley

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Hmmmm.  Now this is a book that would be on its own shelf in my virtual bookcase.  I have no idea why I read it (apart from I liked a previo...

Cleaver Square by Daniel Campbell and Sean Campbell

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A boy's body is found in the marshes.  DCI Morton is on the case, but he just cannot find out who this young lad is.  Nobody is reported...
Sunday, 17 April 2016

Toxic Minds by Gordon Bickerstaff

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This is the fourth in the Gavin Shawlens series, but Gavin takes a back seat in this one.  Alexa is a leading scientist in the fracking ind...
Sunday, 10 April 2016

Boo by David Haynes

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Clowns, or clownz - fun circus characters or evil monsters?  There's no doubt which type this book is about, the nasty, evil, serial kil...
Sunday, 7 February 2016

Tuesday Falling by S Williams

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This is a story of revenge and tunnels.  Tuesday is a killer, but she kills those who deserve it. A favourite reviewer said this is a roll...
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Thursday, 21 January 2016

I Can See You by David Haynes

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Since Chris' father died when he was a boy, Chris has been haunted by nightmares.  But now it is coming to a head and his son is getting...
Saturday, 16 January 2016

Void by David Staniforth

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A bloke wakes up in a car on a cold street.  What is he doing there  Who is he? And so our story starts.  We quickly find out that the man...
Monday, 11 January 2016

How Not to Self-Publish by Rosen Trevithick

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First off, I'm not and will never be an author.  Second off, this is a very funny book that is not just for authors. Yes, this is a ve...
Saturday, 9 January 2016

Killer Colada by Sibel Hodge

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This is the second in this author's Danger Cove mysteries.  It seems there are many authors writing about life in the town of Danger Cov...
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...
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