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close window [x] search booklore: search amazon: home | reviews | authors | reviewers | search | submit | links | help || this site uses cookies || book lore a book review site operated by avid readers who love books. 18 years online - est. 2000. recent book reviews ava xox by carol weston lincoln in the bardo by george saunders the golden dawn by billy wong she’s like a rainbow by eileen colucci treats by lara williams ramses the damned: the passion of cleopatra by anne rice & christopher rice yesterday's kin by nancy kress the blackbird singularity by matt wilven remembering the ladies by ann covell the not knowing by cathi unsworth halo: new blood by matt forbeck never let you go by erin healy the worst man on mars by mark roman & corben duke the mistake i made by paula daly normal by warren ellis bleeding hearts by josh aterovis the sator square by geoff cook vic challenger 6: event by jerry gill charming but insane by sue limb klaus by allan massie a kind man by susan hill nemesis by brendan reichs 1066 what fates impose by g. k. holloway small steps by louis sachar unbound by r.c. butler school of velocity by eric beck rubin frenzy by glenn lazar roberts forgotten reflections by young-im lee justice mirror by simon hall the ascent of gravity by marcus chown. savage lane by jason starr the eyes behold tomorrow by ken hart hark! a shark by bonnie worth all the light we cannot see by anthony doerr lex talionis by r. s. a. garcia a brooklyn rose by suzanna lonchar blood on snow by jo nesbo the tv detective by simon hall the things we learn when we're dead by charlie laidlaw sunshine by robin mckinley knots and crosses by ian rankin europa journal by jack castle simon & company: flea market mice by mary h wright the cellist of sarajevo by steven galloway cell 7 by kerry drewery even dogs in the wild by ian rankin tesseracts nineteen: superhero universe by claude lalumiere and mark shainblum safe at home by c. dennis moore the recruit by robert muchamore the retribution by val mcdermid the last autumn by ophelia juliet whispers through a megaphone by rachel elliott heartstrings by marilyn boone the surgeon by tess gerritsen black glass by john shirley guilt by emma kaufmann freak the mighty by rodman philbrick a cold death by antonio manzini trevelyan's wager by david bassano a place called winter by patrick gale hubris by p.a. wilson dire salvation by charles b. neff a perfect square by isobel blackthorn tesseracts eighteen: wrestling with gods by liana kerzner and jerome stueart tesseracts seventeen: speculating canada from coast to coast to coast by steve vernon and colleen anderson see all reviews: more»» amazon column ends latest book reviews... glass houses by jackie buxton average rating [9/10] (1 review) chrissi has reviewed glass houses by jackie buxton. 'when she sent that text, all our lives changed for ever...' fifty-one-year-old tori williams' life implodes when she sends a text while driving on the m62 motorway and allegedly causes the horrific crash in which three people die. public and press are baying for her blood, but tori is no wallflower and refuses to buckle under their pressure or be a pariah in society. instead, she sets about saving the nation. but can she save etta, the woman who saved her life? or will etta's secret be her downfall? this incredibly topical and contemporary morality tale appeals across generations and will find favour with fans of authors such as liane moriarty, marian keyes and kathryn croft... more»» chrissi 31st march 2018 [9/10] the bug boys by stewart hoffman average rating [8/10] (1 review) nigel has reviewed the bug boys by stewart hoffman. who would have thought that eating a peanut butter sandwich and an apple would change your life? let alone get you mixed up with an old alien research 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his deep access to the west wing, bestselling author michael wolff tells the riveting story of how trump launched a tenure as volatile and fiery as the man himself. in this explosive book, wolff provides a wealth of new details about the chaos in the oval office. never before has a presidency so divided the american people. brilliantly reported and astoundingly fresh, michael wolff's fire and fury shows us how and why donald trump has become the king of discord and disunion... more»» ben macnair 28th february 2018 [6/10] siding with plato by michelle manning average rating [9/10] (1 review) paul has sent in a review for siding with plato by michelle manning. brooke aarons can’t get to college fast enough. leaving behind her small town life, she intends to transform herself into a brilliant psychologist at the university of texas, with no distractions to slow her down. fascinated by the study of human behaviour, brooke decides to see what all the fuss is about when she agrees to go on a double date with the school’s star football player - and worse, enjoying it - brooke has to wonder if she’s the one who needs her head examined. james cartwright’s easy life, endless bucks, and long line of willing girls should make him a non-starter for brooke. she’s too smart to let all those attributes trick her into thinking he’s worth her time. but as his charms begin to beat her logic, she soon learns the psychology behind a bad crush is a whole lot messier of a subject. maybe plato was right. maybe love is a serious mental disease. if so, her psych. classes better offer a solution to falling in love fast before james’s attention proves to be a terminal condition... more»» paul lappen 28th february 2018 [9/10] archives if you've come down this far you may be interested in our archives , the place where all the old reviews go. column ends latest site updates... alma 14th january 1934 – 29th april 2018 in loving memory of an avid reader who loved books admin 5th may 2018 book collector news book collector news provides hints and tips on buying and collecting books, especially sourcing limited editions at low cost from original sellers who still have them in stock. terry pratchett's discworld imaginarium: signed limited special edition with slipcase by paul kidby amazon currently have copies of the special edition large format hardback with slipcase, hand signed by paul kidby and limited to 2000 copies, for only £48.75 + p&p; against the rrp of £75.00 here . paul kidby, sir terry pratchett's artist of choice, provided the illustrations for the last hero , designed the covers for the discworld novels since 2002 and is the author of the bestseller the art of discworld . now, paul kidby has collected the very best of his discworld illustrations in this definitive volume, including 40 pieces never before seen, 30 pieces that have only appeared in foreign editions, limited editions and book club (bca) editions, and 17 book cover illustrations since 2004 that have never been seen without cover text. this special edition features an alternative cover design, a new piece of artwork produced exclusively for this version. it includes a specially designed slipcase, metallic page edgings and marker ribbon. all copies signed by paul kidby. if terry pratchett's pen gave his characters life, paul kidby's brush allowed them to live it, and nowhere is that better illustrated than in this magnificent special edition. 'the closest anyone's got to how i see the characters' - sir terry pratchett . update 13th january 2018 - now £60.00 + p&p on amazon; some marketplace sellers still have new copies from £48.75 but it looks like they are selling fast. update 17th january 2018 - back in stock at £48.75 + p&p;… ho-hum :). update 28th february 2018 - seems to have stabilised at £46.86 + p&p.; update 31st march 2018 - back to £48.75 + p&p;… we have come full circle. admin 31st december 2017 book collector news book collector news provides hints and tips on buying and collecting books, especially sourcing limited editions at low cost from original sellers who still have them in stock. the long earth by terry pratchett and stephen baxter forbidden planet currently has copies of the hardcover signed stamped exclusive edition of the long earth by terry pratchett and stephen baxter in stock at the reduced price of only £1.99 + p&p (signed by stephen baxter not terry pratchett). in a unique event at london's royal institution, world famous authors sir terry pratchett and stephen baxter came together on 21st june 2012 to discuss their new series of novels entitled the long earth inspired by the many-worlds interpretation of quantum theory aided by philosopher of physics david wallace. to celebrate this event, forbidden planet and the royal institution produced a limited edition version of the long earth signed by stephen baxter and featuring a unique event-specific commemorative stamp. limited to 2,000 copies. get it here: the long earth exclusive edition . update 31st december 2017 - sold out . we also have some more information on the limitation of the waterstones slipcased editions for those that are interested, as follows: the long cosmos - 825 copies (confirmed from book) the long utopia - 825 copies (unconfirmed online source) the long mars - 800 copies (confirmed by waterstones) the long war - 1,000 copies (unconfirmed online source) the long earth - 1,000 copies (confirmed from book) admin 30th september 2017 book collector news book collector news provides hints and tips on buying and collecting books, especially sourcing limited editions at low cost from original sellers who still have them in stock. godsgrave by jay kristoff godsgrave - the nevernight chronicle 2 is the sequel to the excellent nevernight by jay kristoff. to be published on the 7th september 2017 waterstones are once again producing an exclusive edition with black sprayed page edges... and this time it is signed! currently available on pre-order at only £9.99 + p&p against the rrp of £14.99 + p&p; (free if you spend over £20 or use click and collect) here . a must-have if you were lucky enough to buy the equivalent nevernight unsigned copy. update 31st december 2017 - the link now goes to the standard hardback at £14.99 + p&p; – looks like the exclusive edition has sold out . godsgrave by jay kristoff conquer your fear, conquer the world... from the bestselling author, jay kristoff, comes the second book in the nevernight chronicle. mia corvere, destroyer of empires, has found her place among the blades of our lady of blessed murder, but many in the red church ministry do not believe she has earned it. her position is precarious, and she's still no closer to exacting revenge for the brutal death of her family. but after a deadly confrontation with an old enemy, mia begins to suspect the motives of the red church itself. when it is announced that consul scaeva and cardinal duomo will be making a rare public appearance at the conclusion of the grand games in godsgrave, mia defies the church and sells herself into slavery for a chance to fulfill the promise she made on the day she lost everything. upon the sands of the arena, mia finds new allies, bitter rivals, and more questions about her strange affinity for the shadows. as conspiracies unfold, secrets are revealed and the body count rises within the collegium walls, mia will be forced to choose between her loyalties and her revenge. admin 31st august 2017 notable books of the year we list below the books to be published this year that can be considered an event, depending on your point of view of course: archives if you've come down this far you may be interested in our archives , the place where all the old (and sometimes funny) news goes. column ends space latest news... keep up-to-date with the very latest book related news: guardian unlimited books booklore updates follow us on these sites to receive notification of updates when they are posted: book clubs east markham book club - current books: the forever war previous books fun book-a-minute quiz page what to read? 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