Ship of Destiny (Liveship Traders #3) by Robin Hobb

I reviewed the last two books of this series as well as the Farseer trilogy, do check out my previous reviews to get a clearer picture of what I think of the author on the whole.      It was a breathtaking finish to the series that I enjoyed even more than the last( not…

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The Lost World by Arthur Conan Doyle

Narrated by: Glen McCready In my quest for listening to the most varied books that having a Kindle unlimited account gives me access to, I have been queuing up amazon 'classics' as one of the ten that rotate through my queue. The narration was absolutely great and I think it was just this that brought the…

An Ingo Finch Mystery #1,#2 by Jeff Dawson

I have Cathy @ WhatCathyReadNext 's post to thank for this post, and both of the reviews that follow. I will elaborate on that shortly. I might have even requested the first book based on when she originally posted her review.(It is too far back to remember) #1 No Ordinary Killing: I requested this book because…

Six of Crows (Six of Crows #1) by Leigh Bardugo

This is another book that I picked up because of the numerous reviews I have seen on multiple blogs since I started this blogging adventure. I have read quite a few great ones from that ever-growing list of recommendations. I need to perfect a new way to review fantasy adventure books. I never imagined I…

Lights on the Sea by Miquel Reina

The Goodreads Choice awards results are out and surprisingly I was less excited about the results this year when I knew more of the books than when I had stumbled on it last year. I have been underwhelmed by a few books that came out on top and vice versa. I am not saying I…

Gideon’s Rescue (Gideon and Sirius #4) by Alan Russell

Narrated by : Jeff Cummings I have reviewed a few other books by the author on this blog before:   This book was next on my kindle unlimited list. The last one was : A Picture of Murder (Lady Hardcastle Mysteries #4) by T E Kinsey The extent to which I enjoy the series should be evident…

Letters from the Dead (Jefferson Tayte Genealogical Mystery #7) by Steve Robinson

I am really loving october so far, I have read such great book and have had responses to my reviews as well! The month is only about half way done, I cannot wait to see how the second half of the month can top this. I have reviewed the previous books on the series here:…

They came to Baghdad by Agatha Christie

There are few idols cherished during school, that manage to retain its pedestal under the scrutiny that growing up provides it with. As admitted in the previous Agatha Christie book reviews that I posted recently, I have realised there is a reason for the praise that comes with one of her books. I have read…