The Pewter Wolf Reads

I bet you saw the word hunger  and thought this was going to be a Hunger Games post, didn’t ya?  Ok, backstory time. Book blogger pal Luna’s...

I’m not sure, at the time of writing this, if this is going to be a post for one eProof I got from publishers via NetGalley or two. So, excu...

One of my bookish resolution of 2024 is to try and get my eProof backlog under control. I do have a lot of books and audiobooks gifted to me...

Because of the events of the last few months with my employment and, because of this, falling into a bit of a reading/audiobook slump, I had...

My NetGalley November hasn’t been as big as success as I would have hoped when I first thought of doing this, hence why I might carry this o...

My last All Hallows Reads (I did plan to read and audiobook a lot more, but got completely side-tracked. The two titles that jump out in my ...

What’s Halloween and spooky reading without some witches to cause havoc? And what witches are best suitable for havoc and mischief than the ...

Let’s start the spookiness with some fairy tales, shall we? Well, I say fairy tales. They’re folktales from the world of Leigh Bardugo’s Gri...

I’ve been holding off reading/audio booking this Discworld novel. I wanted to do a few others before I tackled this one as this one intrigue...

Title and Author: The Witch In The Well  by Camilla Bruce Publisher:  Transworld Bought, Borrowed or Gifted:  eProof Gifted by UK publisher ...

As many of you know Lucinda Riley sadly passed away in June 2021 due to cancer and was the best-selling author of the The Seven Sisters  (th...

Another day, another mini-review write-up on two audiobooks: one I got for review (in exchange for an honest review/reaction, of course) and...

I don’t often read the same author back-to-back. I normally like to have a little break between finishing a book by an author and starting a...

I've been dipping in and out of the Discworld books over the past few years. I plan to do more in the coming few months (mainly the nove...

I'm not sure how this got on my radar. I want to say Twitter, but I think I might have got an email from the publisher's publicity d...

Tess Gerritsen is one of the first crime/thriller authors I tried when I was in my late teens/early twenties that I enjoyed (same goes for K...

I think I said in an earlier blog post that I was out of my reading slump. I hope I'm out of my reading slump (goodness helps me if I...

After finally (hopefully) killing my reading slump with Diana Wynne Jones's Witch Week , I decided that I was going to slowly ease mysel...

Mini Review Time! And seeing as I blitzed through this audiobook with such speed, a mini-review seems about right. Hang on, let's get so...

I finished this a few  days  before Christmas (hence why I classed this as a Christmas review). I  wanted  to get a few titles (two or three...