He’d Rather Be Dead by George Bellairs

I have only read one other book by this author, and I had not previously stumbled onto the reason why a few of my blogging friends (Rekha @Book Decoder) to be particular were so fond of Bellairs. I think I finally found the attraction.  I have to begin with the fact that struck me the…

I Left the House Today! by Cassandra Calin

It is available to download on NetGalley till June 2020 This is a fun collection of anecdotes. It spans multiple instances of things that every normal woman goes through regularly. There is no central theme, and it includes a lot of the artist's panels. I follow her on Instagram, and a lot of the panels…

The Riddle of the Fractal Monks by Jonathan Pinnock

I have read and reviewed the previous two books previously on my blog:   This was probably the best of the three books. It is quite possible that by now, I am accustomed to the randomness of events or the even more random conversations between the main protagonists. This time around, there is no time…

Peter Wimsey #2 #3 by Dorothy L.Sayers

The strangest thing happened when I was trying to put together this post. I realised that although I read the first book of the series last year, I did not note it anywhere! It is not on my total tally, nor is it on Goodreads. Which is strange because I usually double-check. Now I am…

How I Broke Up with My Colon by Nick Seluk, The Awkward Yeti

This Book is available to request on NetGalley till the 24th of March This collection was not what I expected at all(since I did not pay attention to the tagline)! It is also an infrequent occurrence for that reaction to be followed by actual enjoyment. I follow the Awkward Yeti on Instagram, previously Fb and…

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…