Happy Monday everyone! I’m thrilled to be joining the blog tour for Saima Mir’s debut crime thriller The Khan today. I’ve got an enticing extract for you. I can’t wait to read this, especially after hearing Saima talk and read as part of the Leeds Lit Fest last month.
Hello July! I’m kicking the month off in style by helping close the fabulous blog tour for Liz Mistry’ Broken Silence.
Can I get a whooop whooop!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 I’m thrilled to be hosting today’s stop on the fabulous blog tour for R.C. Bridgestock’s new series Payback.
It’s a busy Monday at A Knight’s Reads as this is my second post of the day and as regular followers will know, I’ll have another post at 4 this afternoon! Continue reading
Eeeeeeeeeekkkkkk!!!! I’m thrilled to be welcoming the blog tour for Liz Mistry’s 6th(!) DI Gus McGuire book Unseen Evil to A Knight’s Reads! This is going to make my return to work today a little bit easier as my day can’t be as bad as Gus’…. Continue reading
It’s Monday so it’s the start of a new week and I’m thrilled to be kicking off the blog tour for Dan Laughey’s Chloe: Never Forget.
If you missed my review of Chloe: Lost Girl (the first in the Carl Sant series) on Saturday, you can read it by clicking on this link! Continue reading
Whooop its Saturday!! Hope you’ve got an exciting weekend planned! I’m thirllled to be welcoming the blog tour for Dan Laughey’s Chloe: Lost Girl to A Knight’s Reads today.
Many thanks to Rachel Gibley of Rachel’s Random Resources for inviting me on the blog tour and for my e-copy of Chloe: Lost Girl. Continue reading
Woooo hoooooooo!!!!! I am thrilled to be the last stop on the fabulous blog tour for R.C. Bridgestock’s Poetic Justice! And not only am I reviewing the prequel to the DI Dylan series but I’ve got a quick interview for your reading pleasure!
So without further ado, a massive thank you to Emily Glenister of Dome Press for inviting me on the blog tour and for my copy of Poetic Justice. Continue reading
Whoop whoop! I’m thrilled to be welcoming to A Knight’s Reads the blog tour for Simon Beckett’s The Scent of Death. I’ve been wanting to read some of the David Hunter books for a wee while since #mamapossum Noelle Holten of Crimebookjunkie fame raved about The Restless Dead, the previous book in the series.
Big thanks to Hayley Barnes of Penguin Random House for inviting me on the blog tour and for my copy of The Scent of Death. Continue reading
June Taylor (L) and Ali Harper (R) photo credit: Jo Lee World
I’ve lived in Leeds (well just outside) for over 15 years and I’ve never set foot in The Leeds Library…until last night. But this is no ordinary council run public library, no siree. It was founded in 1768 as a proprietary subscription library and is now the oldest surviving example of this sort of library in the British Isles. And it’s not to be confused with the Leeds Central Library, your a-typical library up on the Headrow (for those of you who know Leeds). Continue reading
