making life a little sweeter
The Dance of the Serpents, Oscar de Muriel 5/5 stars! Ah, another incredible addition to the Frey & McGray Series. The Dance of the Serpents is a delayed follow-up of the events from the second book in the series, A Fever of the Blood. If you’re new around here you can check out my reviews… Continue reading The Dance of the Serpents
The Darker Arts, Oscar de Muriel You only need to look at my book posts on here to know that I love Oscar de Muriel’s books. His Frey & McGray series is without a doubt my favourite series of all time (yes, I would even say above A Series of Unfortunate Events). So when I… Continue reading The Darker Arts
The Loch of the Dead, Oscar de Muriel **I just wanted to add a little note here. This is one of the many posts I have had in my draft section since before my hiatus but with the fifth Frey and McGray book, The Darker Arts, being released today, I figured now is the perfect… Continue reading Book Review: The Loch of the Dead
A Mask of Shadows, Oscar De Muriel First of all, I’d like to say that if you are not familiar with any of the previous Frey & McGray cases then you can read my reviews for them here; where I have reviewed both The Strings of Murder and A Fever of the Blood. A… Continue reading Book Review: A Mask of Shadows
A Fever of the Blood, Oscar de Muriel In this second case of Frey and McGrays, what starts as a simple inquest into a patient escape and a nurses death at an asylum ensues into a manhunt far beyond their jurisdiction of Edinburgh and down to Pendle Hill, home of the Lancashire Witches. The pair… Continue reading Book Review: A Fever of the Blood
The Strings of Murder, by Oscar De Muriel After becoming hooked on the darker books, like Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde and The Hound of Baskervilles, I was finding it difficult to become interested in any other reads. Nothing seemed to grip my attention enough. Then this book came along. The book is centered around… Continue reading Book Review: The Strings of Murder
As my uni year is from October to May, I find that the warmer Summer months are usually the time I catch up on my reading list; and what better time to get lost in new books/worlds than when I’m at my beach hut. I try to tick off some older classics, along with some… Continue reading My Summer Reading List
