by Pandora | Apr 12, 2020 | Ben Aaronovitch, British Crime Fiction, Crime and thriller, Detective, Fantasy, Historic fiction, Police Procedural
A Bestselling Rivers of London Novella: A Peter Grant and the gang story Published: 27th September 2017 Pages: 118 Featuring: Peter Grant, Abigail, Toby the Dog, Kumar Jaget, Beverley Brook, Nightingale If you follow me on Instagram, you will know about my love of Ben...
by Pandora | Nov 5, 2019 | Audiobook, Ben Aaronovitch, British Crime Fiction, Crime and thriller, Fantasy, Graphic novels
Rivers of London Series The Rivers of London is a series of books based on the life and career of one Peter Grant, a police constable who is thrown into the world of Newtonian magic. He becomes an apprentice to the magic practitioner, Nightingale, after being caught...
by Pandora | Sep 9, 2018 | Art Book, Authors, Illustrated, Neil Gaiman
Productive weekend? I have spent the weekend doing nothing. Which is great right? Well no, not if you attempting to start a business, run a successful blog or be a creative person, doing nothing is the opposite of a good weekend. I am attempting to do all of these...
by Pandora | Sep 9, 2018 | Crime and thriller, Neil Cross, Uncategorized
I am a little ashamed to say that this is the first Neil Cross book that I have read. I am a massive fan of Luther and was really pleased to discover that the series also had a series of three tie-in novels. Why this book? Neil Cross has written nine books in total...
by Pandora | Jun 10, 2018 | Anthony Horowitz, Authors, Blog posts, Crime and thriller
Anthony Horowitz I found this book on offer at my local supermarket. Having never read an Alex Rider novel, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but the idea of Horowitz moving from Young Adult stories into Adult stories intrigued me. [amazon_link...
by Pandora | Nov 19, 2017 | Blog posts, James Patterson
“Bookshots – the revolution in reading” With over 100 fiction novels under his belt, James Patterson is nothing if not prolific, how then can he be more so? By writing shorter books of course. Bookshots are the new ‘revolution’ or “gimmick” to come...
