Review: The Trouble with Spain, by A J Richmond.

The Trouble With Spain by A.J. Richmond
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I've been waiting for over five years for the next instalment to The Reaper's Bride, and it doesn't disappoint. The Trouble With Spain, picks up where the first left off and brings with it a couple of new characters.

The Reaper's chronicles are about a reaper of souls named James. In the first book he recruits an old lady to help him cross souls, and it goes array, ending up with a recruit who is anything but suitable for the job. And although the second book does focus a little on this, it mostly deals with another issue that arose in the first book - missing souls.

The story that develops from James's right-hand man, Alex, going to spain make compelling reading, and reveals a much deeper story. It kept me on the edge of my seat all the way through, with great suspense, story telling, character development and humour.

I can't recommend it enough.


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Interview with C.M. Rosens

I had a chat with author C.M. Rosens as part of her Author Spotlight series. I talked about my writing, why I write what I do, and about my writing process. 

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 Interview with C.M. Rosens