March 2019 Books vs Moods

This has been an eclectic collection of books that I read and I am very excited to present this month's compilation.This is a monthly post that I do to randomly (sort of) recommend a reading mood for all the books I liked reading during the month.The previous post was Feb 2019 Books vs Moods. Each cover leads…

The Science of Storytelling by Will Storr

I have always been fascinated with narration and stories. The holding of a person's attention and them actually enjoying the experience of being the audience is something that is vital to storytelling and I thought this might be related to those things and therefore requested it when I noticed it. This book focuses primarily on…

The Umbrella Men by Keith Carter

I do not know what drew me to this book in the first place, but I am really glad something did. If one reads as many books as I do in the time that I have, a pattern emerges. This relates to the type of books and stories that become some sort of standard. This…

Spring Skies Over Bluebell Castle by Sarah Bennett

I only received this book a few days ago but since it is releasing on April 1st and the fact that I was looking for a light read, I sat down with it this morning. I read it in almost one sitting which of late I find hard to do without distraction. The strength of…

Debris Line (Gibson Vaughn #4) by Matthew FitzSimmons

This is the fourth in the series but I have only reviewed the last two books on this blog, you can follow the cover page back to the full review Narrator: James Patrick Cronin The best part about this fourth installment is that if you are looking for an interesting team effort on the run…

#TopTenTuesday – Favourite Audiobook Series

Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish in June of 2010 and was moved to That Artsy Reader Girl in January of 2018. You can check out the That Artsy Reader Girl page for more details about the post. The rules are the same for everyone: Each Tuesday, Jana assigns a new topic. Create your…

The Flatshare by Beth O’Leary

As of writing this post, the book is still available for request at NetGalley. You can click on the cover page to be lead to the page. Sometimes, you need a good book with endearing characters and few crazy and some heartwarming situations to make your day. The story has to come together in just…

Sandman Vol. 1: Preludes & Nocturnes (The Sandman #1) by Neil Gaiman

Illustrators :Malcolm Jones III,Mike Dringenberg, Sam Kieth This is definitely not my usual fare( so people who are more involved with this series will probably have to pardon my naiviety when it comes to reviewing it) but when I saw it a little while ago as available on KU, I had to give it a shot. There…