Creating my mini library…

So today I started the great unshelving of 2015 and turning my study into a study/library 😍 It’s been a massive job because I’ve got so many books…     I still had four shelves to take the books of when the pic was taken! Looking forward to finished results tomorrow 😍 Happy reading  Nat 📚

Audibe Review: Repeat Offender-Sin City’s Most Prolific Criminal & the Cop who Caught Him by Bradley Nickel

I have to admit, that the context of offender and crimes are not my usual taste, and as such, heavily influenced my opinion on this story. Blurb: Millions in stolen property, revolting sex crimes and murder-for-hire were all in the mix for a Las Vegas police detective as he toiled to take Sin City’s most prolific

Review: The Sunset Murders by Louise Farr

I have a passion for true crime and enjoy reading stories on violent and sexual murderers. I actually haven’t read all that much on Douglas Clark and Carol Bundy however, so I was thrilled to get this book. Blurb: The unlikeliest of couples they met at the Little Nashville Club in North Hollywood, California. Doug

It’s Time to Read 🙌🏼🎉

My semester has finished and I have three months of break. I plan to read up a storm! I made some purchases over the past week that will go onto my shelves.                   I’ve gathered two books to my TBR pile and I shall gather some more tomorrow and share with you

On the Hunt for Bookends

So the semester is just about over for me. Two exams tomorrow and the day after, and one more next week and then I’m free to read for pleasure over the the next 9weeks. Can’t wait! Whilst exam procrastinating I decided to look for bookends. I plan on reorganising my study to turn it into