Hello Humans! I might have mentioned this a few times, just a couple of select - Ok. It's been in ever single boat-based book review I've ever written. I LOVE THE OCEAN. I grew up near Portsmouth and I never realised how much of a connection I have with the sea and being at the... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! How often do you find a book that feels as though it was written for you? For me, that comes around maybe twice a year (I don't know whether that's above average or not) and this year's first candidate for 'Judith Book of the Year' is Turning Darkness into Light. Long-term supporters of this... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! I've had some free time and some books to read so this readalong is coming slightly sooner than I had planned - lucky you! (This is me optimistically writing that at the start of the book so it could be a complete lie and I could be finishing the book after being in... Continue Reading →
Hello humans! I'll start by saying I had no idea how to write this review. This book is complicated and in some ways, I am all for it and in others, I think it could be done differently and...oh I don't know. With that in mind, if some segments of this review are just word... Continue Reading →
Hello humans! This year, as many of you will know, I’ve been reading quite a few retellings, I’ve been calling this ‘the year of ALL THE RETELLINGS’ and so far, it has been an amazing adventure into how people twist and turn fairy tales into brand new stories. So, when I had the opportunity to... Continue Reading →
Hello humans! This W2RW must come as no surprise to anyone who's been following the blog for a while. Seraphina and Shadow Scale are two of my all time favourite books so of course I am excited about Tess of the Road. In the medieval kingdom of Goredd, women are expected to be ladies, men are their protectors, and... Continue Reading →
I am so beyond excited to write this review because ever since I read this book I've wanted someone to squee about the book with and now I get to tell all of you dear readers about how AMAZING it is. Goodreads Summary: In the beginning, there was the Namsara: the child of sky and... Continue Reading →
It is a fact commonly known (to me) that the one thing that can improve any book or book series is in fact a Dragon. I think it's partly because they are just so fantastical that they instantly let you know the kind of world you are in and the level of magic and fantasy... Continue Reading →
Well that certainly wasn't where I was expecting this series to go... We've reached the end of our journey through The Memoirs of Lady Trent and I have rarely been this sad about finishing a series. I enjoyed these books so much, every single one of them was 5 star in my opinion and, while I... Continue Reading →
Good morning friends! Yes. We're here again with another excited review about the fourth book in the series 'The Memoirs of Lady Trent' by the phenomenal Marie Brennan. Last time we got very excited about sea travel. This time the archaeologist in me is happy to bring you this review of 'In the Labyrinth of... Continue Reading →
Yes we are here again with another new book, this time publishing in May, it's a busy month for ARC reviews here on Chain Interaction, I hope you're keeping up. I know better than to read books that are part of a series out of sequence but I don't know better than to read anything... Continue Reading →
Yes we're back with what has swiftly become one of my favourite series to read of all time. The more I read of these books the more I become totally besotted. We've only got two left in the series before it's all over and I may shed a tear! Previous reviews: A Natural History of... Continue Reading →
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