February 2018 Book Reads.

Posted on March 5, 2018 by

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Hello my wonderful beardy blog readers and welcome to my list of February books. Once again I’m pretty amazed at how many books I have read this month. Clearly I have nothing better to do, but I’m good with that 😉

Let me know what you think if you read any of them, or if you plan to. I’ll link to any review I’ve written in the title.

  1. Scarred – Thomas Enger (Faber and Faber) 5/5

Scarred by [Enger, Thomas]

2. Sweet Pea – CJ Skuse (HQ) 5/5

Sweetpea: The most unique and gripping thriller of 2017 by [Skuse, C.J.]

3. The Seven Deaths Of Evelyn Hardcastle – Stuart Turton (Raven Press) 5/5

The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by [Turton, Stuart]

4. Cursed – Thomas Enger (Orenda Books) 5/5

Cursed (Henning Juul) by [Enger, Thomas]

5. Killed – Thomas Enger (Orenda Books) 5/5

Killed (Henning Juul) by [Enger, Thomas]

6. When The Serpent Bites – Nesly Clerge (self published) 5/5

When The Serpent Bites (The Starks Trilogy Book 1) by [Clerge, Nesly]

7. Deep Blue Trouble – Steph Broadribb (Orenda Books) 5/5

Deep Blue Trouble (Lori Anderson) by [Broadribb, Steph]

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