A Mother's Courage by Maggie Hope - Great Book

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For anyone that is into Catherine Cookson this book fits into that category it was such a good book to read. It follows the life of a young woman and her new husband as they travel to Fiji to try and bring the church into there lives. They take with 2 sisters from the village to be their maids but things take a turn before they even get there.

Once you pick up this book you won't want to stop. I will be reading another of this Authors books soon and am looking forward to reading it.

Riveting Book - The Fear by C.L. Taylor

“The book follows the life of a girl that was groomed by her Karate teacher who now in her thirties regrets not speaking out more against him at his trial. After only serving 5 years he his back to his old tricks. She endeavours to warn the girl and her family but they don't believe her.
As the story unfolds it involves his ex-wife who bares a grudge against her for splitting up her marriage when he got sent to prison.
This book had me grabbed from beginning to end. You will become immersed into her story as the book goes from past to the present and how in the end they all come to terms with it. I will look forward to reading more from this author.

Mean Little People by Paige Dearth - Book Review

“This book is the latest by Paige Dearth and will have you hooked from beginning to end. It follows the life of Tony who as a child was bullied constantly at school and out of school. His father is a violent man who also beat him and his mother.
Chucked out of his family home at the age of thirteen wrong choices that he made in his own life had a big everlasting knock on effect on his life. He ended up in a gang whose life was violence, guns, drugs and the most degrading acts to women.
He has 2 childhood friends one of whose father is a big mafia boss that try and help him.
This book moved me to tears at the end as it really gets you involved in the characters.
I was given this book read for free in exchange for a review. I will be looking out for more books from this author to read.

The Lost Girl - By Carol Drinkwater

The Lost Girl by Carol Drinkwater follows the lives of a few people that from their past upto the present day. There are flashbacks from the 2nd world war and back to a horrific bombing and shooting in France which interlinks the characters in the book.
It is a moving and powerful book and one you will not want to put down.

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Mumm'ys Favourite by Sarah Flint Book Review

I haven't read any of this author's books before but reading a bit of the bio got my attention. I downloaded it and after the first chapter found it hard to put it down. It is about a killer targeting mothers that favour one child over another and punishing both the mother and the child by making sure they stay together forever by brutely killing them. It is quite a graphic book so not for the screamish. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and highly recommend it.“

Malaformed Realities Volume 3 - Book Review

I have never read a book like this before so really didn't know what to expect. I enjoyed most of the stories but did skip the clown one as it didn't keep my interest.
On the whole I would recommend this book as the stories were short and entertaining with enough horror and suspense to make them interesting.“

The Tracker by John Hunt - Book Review

“I picked this book after reading the intro to the book and am so glad that I chose to read it. I read this in under 2 days as it was too good to put down and left you feeeling that you wantd to see what happened next.
The main character Taylor is one of societys missfts who was picked on for his size and was targeted by a man/creature called the Tracker as he wouldn't be missed by anyone.  He was given a set of rules that he had to obey or else face the consquences and told to run for his life. If he disobeyed any of the rules anyone  that he asked for help or involved them faced the most gruesome of deaths.
From start to finish you will be immersed in this book and will feel sorry for Taylor even though he does cause a few people to die the most horrendous death. I will look forward to read more of this authors books.