It is a real pleasure to introduce you to Rosie Amber, book blogger extraordinaire and the brains behind #TuesdayBookBlog and #RBRT (Rosie’s Book Review Team). If you are searching for the perfect holiday read, do check out the plethora of book reviews listed on her website, in all sorts of genres. Books do make perfect gifts! Take a moment to learn more about Rosie, her passion for reading, why she started a book blog, and some of her favorite novels….
I am thrilled to see a wonderful new review of Marked for Revenge: An Art Heist Thriller on Rosie Amber’s Book Review website! Today’s review is by team member Robbie Cheadle, who blogs at https://robbiesinspiration.wordpress.com/ “This is the third book I have read in the Zelda Richardson series which I find quite unique as a whole due to its focus on the world of art museums in the Netherlands. Ms Alderson describes the artworks that feature in her stories with…
Book bloggers are readers who love books so much, they feel compelled to share their joy with the world. How could authors not love them? I am truly honored to have enjoyed so much support from a plethora of wonderful book bloggers and book-loving authors. Here is a growing list of those who have kindly reviewed or featured my books on their sites – categorized by Mystery, Travel, Historical Fiction, and All Genres. Perhaps you’ll find your next favorite book…
I am honored beyond belief to see The Lover’s Portrait: An Art Mystery came in second in the RBRT Awards Mystery category! Thank you all for your votes – I REALLY appreciate it! Big hug to each and every one of you 🙂 Rosie Amber is a star for organizing these awards! The entire Rosie’s Book Review Team deserves a big hug for all their wonderful reviews and spreading the word about the books they enjoyed. And of course, the…
I am so pleased to see two great new reviews of The Lover’s Portrait: An Art Mystery, both written by members of Rosie Amber’s Book Review Team. Lizanne Lloyd writes: “The novel gives a detailed account of the large quantity of art that was stolen and how rightful ownership is carefully researched, which of necessity slows down the first part of the story, but there is also a compelling mystery which makes the rest of book a real page turner….