Space Academy by Hannah Hopkins blogtour
Space Academy It’s the year 2100. Earth is dying. A young woman, Elsie, has risked everything to get her newborn son, Will, aboard ‘The Mayflower’ – a spaceship that will Continue Reading
Esme’s Gift by Elizabeth Foster blogtour
Esme’s Gift Terror was within. Terror was without. Like her mother, she was at the water’s mercy. In the enchanted world of Aeolia, fifteen-year-old Esme Silver faces her hardest task Continue Reading
Josie james duo blogblitz
Josie James and The Teardrops of Summer Josie James is an ordinary 13 year old until something extraordinary happens during her summer holidays.Whilst staying at her Great Grandmother’s cottage in Continue Reading
Birth of the Mortekai by D.G. Palmer blogtour review
Birth Of The Mortokai Daniel Welsh was born different—and to Daniel, to be different means to be alone. But what if he’s wrong? Born an albino with a photographic memory, Continue Reading
Josie James and the Teardrops of Summer by Lily Mae Walter’s blogtour
Josie James and the Teardrops of Summer Josie James is an ordinary 13 year old until something extraordinary happens during her summer holidays. Whist staying at her Great Grandmother’s cottage Continue Reading
Impostors by Scott Westerfeld
A world so devoid of emotion where a family can use there very own children in a pawn play where they don’t care if they love or die. In some Continue Reading
Power play by Eric Walters
A very well written book that deals with hockey as well as forms of abuse. It was not an easy book to read as it covers some very unsavoury topics. Continue Reading
Rule of Three by Eric Walters
I enjoyed this novel finding it a unique take on what would happen should computers stop working. I loved the character Herb who is a protector and very strong at Continue Reading
Akea The Power of Destiny by Elizabeth Jade blogtour
Akea – The Power of Destiny Akea is born into a family of sled dogs and a life that follows a predictable path, but from the day she first sees Continue Reading
Run by Eric Walters
This has to be one of my favourite books that he has written. As a Canadian this story touched me in ways I never would have expected. Terry Fox has Continue Reading