Mid-Year Freak Out Tag: 2020 Edition

Hey everyone! I've seen this tag starting to poke around over the last month, so that means that 2020 is halfway done! And I think I speak for most people when I say, "Can we have 2021, please?" So much crazy has happened, but on a more positive side, I'm still reading plenty! I did …

Pit Stop: Reviewing my 2020 Reading Goals

Hey everyone! Can you believe that it has nearly been half a whole year? Me neither. All the craziness with lockdown has meant that it has somehow felt like the longest time ever, but also it was only March yesterday, right? Anyway, I try to do a quick check on how I am doing with …

Audiobook Adventures: The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells (Narrated by Kevin R, Free

Spoiler Warning: This review may contain some spoilers for the first novella in the series, All Systems Red. Hey everyone! Welcome back to Audiobook Adventures! I haven't left it months between audiobooks this time... In fact,  having listened to All Systems Red (my review for that is here) the other week, I have blitzed through the …

Book Review: The Heroes by Joe Abercrombie

Oh boy, here we go again: another Joe Abercrombie book. What can I say? He is fast becoming perhaps my favourite author. For those who have read any of my previous Abercrombie reviews, then I am sure you can guess what I thought: I loved this. So, what is the premise of The Heroes? It …

Book Review: Camelot by Giles Kristian

Camelot is the follow up to Giles Kristian's Lancelot which, as those who have read my review will know, I loved! It is a continuation of Kristian's retelling of the ancient Arthurian myths, but I am sure you all know that from the name of the book. What else would a book called Camelot be about! Anyway, …