everywhere in March

This month has been chaotic, moving premises with work has been a lot more hassle than expected and at the same time I’ve had a bit of upheaval in my family life so I have been a little bit all over the place. I wish that next month was going to be more chilled but it’s not, I feel like I’ve set myself up for failure because I’m taking part in the A to Z challenge and the 100 day project…eek. Before I get too ahead of myself, here is a little look at what has been going on in my little space over the last month.

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I hosted a guest post from author J.M. Sullivan about some of the hidden surprises in her book.

Talking about POV for this month’s insecure writer’s support group.

Continued with the Twittering Tales challenge, my entries this month were: killer, lucky night,  on guard and beacon.

A guest post from author Nick Louth about the origins of his latest book Trapped.

A guest post from author Tina LeCount Myers about the books that have inspired her.

I tried to cut down on my list of books with Down the TBR hole.

A cover reveal for book The Greenmen.

I let everyone in on what I’m planning to for this years A to Z challenge in the theme reveal.

Genevieve Iseult Eldredge talks about her characters in a guest post for her book Rekindled.

I had a giggle at this funny guest post from Joan Livingston about some of the characters in her latest book, Checking The Traps.

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Books Reviewed

Eleven books, that definitely must be a record for me, I have no idea how I fit all those books in. I managed another three books toward my Retellings Reading Challenge

 

The Beauty of the Wolf

Fascinating concept and themes but let down a little in execution.

 

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Sky Without Stars

A brilliant retelling of Les Misérables, the first book of a promising series.

 

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Circe

I loved this book! With enchanting writing and an interestingly flawed character, highly recommended.

 

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I also read some other great books this month…

 

Falling Hard

An entertaining second chance romance with a lot of chemistry.

 

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Where No Shadows Fall

Next book in the Grace Macallan series with the same high-octane tension as the previous books.

 

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The Waking Forest

A complex and chilling tale that was a bit too rushed in the second half.

 

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The Silver Moon Storybook

A lovely collection of fairytales that are more relevant to modern life.

 

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Beware the Night

There were maybe a few things that left some holes but I really enjoyed reading this.

 

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The Courier

A slow burn mystery with a high stakes atmosphere set during wartime.

 

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The Pieces of You and Me

A lovely second chance romance from one of my go-to authors.

 

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Blackwell

A dark and suspenseful story with voodoo and a master manipulator.

 

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Coming Up…

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