Sunday, 29 September 2019
September 2019 Wrap Up
Wow what a quick month that was!
A pretty good month of reading for me. Normally after reading about 3-4 books in a row I hit a slump, not this month!
I participated in the Hogwarts House Battles Readathon in team Ravenclaw. Even though I never managed to read all the books in my TBR I still managed 6 with 8 classes complete. Was a really fun readathon and will be looking out for it again next year!
Wednesday, 25 September 2019
The Bookshelf Scavenger Hunt
Its that time of the week again, hump day! So to cheer myself up thought I'd do a wee scavenger hunt. Without further ado... let's go hunting!
Sunday, 22 September 2019
Book Review - Dark Rivers of the Heart
Pages - 728
Format - Paperback
A man and a woman; each of them secretive and hidden, both of the m loners, nomads. A chance meeting in a bar and suddenly they are - first separately and then together - fleeing the long arm of a clandestine, illegal and increasingly powerful agency; the woman hunted for the information she possesses, the man sought because he finds himself obsessed with helping the woman.
The agent in charge of the pursuit is possessed of and uncommon madness and cruelty as he strives to make a perfect world. With access to the government's electronic information banks, surveillance systems and futuristic weapons, he is virtually unstoppable, indestructible - the brazen face of an insidiously fascistic future. But the man and the woman are emboldened by their dark experiences to fight recklessly for survival - their own and each others. . .
Format - Paperback
A man and a woman; each of them secretive and hidden, both of the m loners, nomads. A chance meeting in a bar and suddenly they are - first separately and then together - fleeing the long arm of a clandestine, illegal and increasingly powerful agency; the woman hunted for the information she possesses, the man sought because he finds himself obsessed with helping the woman.
The agent in charge of the pursuit is possessed of and uncommon madness and cruelty as he strives to make a perfect world. With access to the government's electronic information banks, surveillance systems and futuristic weapons, he is virtually unstoppable, indestructible - the brazen face of an insidiously fascistic future. But the man and the woman are emboldened by their dark experiences to fight recklessly for survival - their own and each others. . .
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