The Pewter Wolf Reads

So, February's reading plan was a bit of a car crash. Mainly because my brain didn't want to read what you guys voted for and, at th...

Another thriller I listened to at the end of July but pushed my write-up to now. I was actually in two minds of whether to write this and po...

I knew when I decided to finally, finally, read/audiobook Truly Devious back in late July (I pushed to September due to me wanting August to...

I don't seem to do TBR stacks well, I've noticed. If I make a list to read five books in a certain order, I will do well for the fir...

I feel like I failed Murder Month. I can't believe I typed those words and that am still typing. But I have said I would try and be mo...

Yes, this is still a Murder Month post. I never said anywhere that I would't go back and reread/relisten to a story if the mood take...

I didn't think I could slip this book into this month. Which I was fine with. But when I researched this series randomly on Wiki, it s...

When I first heard of this collection of short stories, I was intrigued. Plus, this was when I actually started planning Murder Month (as ...

As soon as I heard this at the Scholastic Blogger Brunch, I knew I had to read it as soon as it came out, and with the thriller vibes I go...

I remember Bloomsbury asking if I wanted to read this, and there were two reasons why I went yes. The first was the tag line - Six were ta...

If you know me or my blog well, you guys know that I hate DNFing books/ebooks/audiobooks. Hate it so much. And with this themed Crime/Th...

And now for something a little lighter in this month of murder, we jump into the world of Wells and Wong in this short eNovella, The Case ...

Second audiobook for the month of Murder May! I warned you guys on Twitter I was trying to work hard on this for the past few months! And ...

Let's start this month with a bit of a bang, shall we? 15th Affair  is the fifteen volume in the Women's Murder Club series and ...

I have to ask this question, seeing as this is a themed month where I read a lot of crime/thriller books. So, why is the crime/thriller ge...

I am thrilled to start this Murder Month with a guest post from Sue Wallman, debut author to thriller Lying About Last Summer . I should b...

AM BACK!!! DID YOU MISS ME?! And I'm back with a themed month! Filled with crime, mystery, chills to thrills and, of course, a mu...

This month, am going to try something a little different. I usually try themed month/yea as way to get my NetGalley eARCs or because it'...