Hola peeps, it’s the end of April and this time for me to write the reviewing schedule for May. Except I’m starting my dissertation in a few days, so reviewing is taking a back seat. That doesn’t mean there won’t be reviews. Even I need a break from writing occasionally.
Which reminds me, Charley’s War is on to chapter 30 and is only half done. I’ll get there eventually.
So, what have I got booked in for the next few months?
Edit: It’s npw mid-July and some significant progress has been made with the dissertation so I’ve added some reviews to the schedule.
May
- 6th
- The Planetsider, by GJ Ogden
- Alex is reviewing this one. since it’s a YA novel.
June
- 1st
- When The Water’s Recede, by Graham Smith
- Crime novel
- 20th
- Tubing, by K.A. McKeagney
- Crime thriller
July
- 13th
- The London Mysteries, books 1 & 2, by Alice Castle
- Cosy crime set in modern London
- 19th
- Wrecker, by Noel O’Reilly
- Historical fiction set in Cornwall
- 27th
- Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, by Gina Kirkham
- Humour
August
- 3rd
- Duck Egg Blues, by Martin Ungless
- Crime/sci-fi
- 8th
- The Cheesemaker’s House, by Jane Cable
- This is to celebrate the novel’s fifth birthday
- Mystery/women’s fiction (maybe, I’m not too sure)
- 18th
- Implant, by Ray Clark
- Crime
- 23rd
- Love you Stationary
- A children’s picture book
- 24th
- Tommy Twigtree
- Also a picture book
- There will also be a couple of promo posts this month:
- 12th
- Q&A about ‘The Bespokest Society Guide To London’
- 14th
- Promo post for ‘The Camberwell Calamity’, by Alice Castle
- The London Mysteries #3 – Beth’s adventures continue…
September – Nothing booked in so far.
It’s a bit spartan, I know and mostly crime, but I need to focus on my writing for a few months. As I said, there will be other, unscheduled reviews, because I have a pile of books waiting to be read.
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