Death Beside the Seaside (Lady Hardcastle Mysteries #6) by T.E. Kinsey,

Narrator: Elizabeth Knowelden I have adored this series from the get-go. I started listening to it early on in my KU membership, and the absolutely brilliant narration of Elizabeth Knowelden is but the icing on a very, very delicious cake. If you check out my previous reviews below you will know just what I am…

The Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen, 83¼ Years Old (Hendrik Groen #1) by Hendrik Groen

Translated by: Hester Velmans I picked this book up because I saw this great review by Yvonne @ It's all about books. It tipped me in favour of reserving the book immediately instead of later and luckily it was available at the library. I have seen other reviews of this in passing over the last few…

The Papers of A.J. Wentworth, B.A. The Wentworth Papers, Book 1

Still available to request from NetGalley as of the publication of this post. This book was originally published in 1949 and is one of the many books being republished to bring to the attention of people like me, who would never have read it otherwise! I was torn between my emotions for poor Mr.Wentworth. I…

Fowl Language: Winging It by Brian Gordon

I have reviewed the previous book: Fowl Language: The Struggle Is Real and am a regular follower of the author on Instagram. I jumped at the chance of reviewing an advance copy of this latest collection, and my review is completely based on my own reading experience. It is different from just reading the comic strips because…

Dumped, Actually by Nick Spalding

Narrated by: Steve West I went on a binge once, reading a lot of books by this author only one of which was after I started this blog (that seems too strange to be true, but I cannot seem to find other reviews so it must be!) The only one I did find was: Mad Love…

Utterly Uncle Fred (Uncle Fred 0.5 & 2-4) by P.G. Wodehouse

I felt a sudden urge before I left for my vacation to unwind with a book from my own shelf. I purchased this omnibus sometime in 2012 at the Strand in New York. I only went there infrequently in the time that I lived in the area and every visit was an adventure in itself…

The Cuckoos of Batch Magna by Peter Maughan

I have been known to try some books which are out of my comfort league, at least to cursory inspection. It is rarer that I like them because I am pretty set in my ways (even if that makes me sound older than my actual years). This was one of those odd cases. We are…

Mathematical Mysteries 1 &2 by Jonathan Pinnock

It has been a while since I had this book on my virtual shelves and although I found the writing entertaining, something always seemed to come in the way and I did not get around to reading it last year. This year though, I found out that the second book was releasing and thought of…