Psychopomp Drive by Janeen Leese-Taylor

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @ZooloosBt for letting me me part of this tour and reviewing this book. Psychopomp Drive is a fantasy genre and I love the front cover of the black cat which is what drawn me to the book straight away because it reminded me of my black cat Rosie. The story is about Finley who is murdered and then a black cat appears to him and offers him one path. I found the story to be intriguing and made me wonder what was going to happen to Finley and his new adventure in the afterlife. The story is very different from what I normally read and I find the story to be at a fast paced that will keep you hooked. There is some goid twists in the book. If uou like fantasy this book is for you. 4 stars Janeen’s Bio Janeen is an Irish author born and raised on the scenic Causeway Coast. Curious, and with a great love for adventure, Jan spent her childhood climbing trees and talking to her imaginary friends, many of whom have now found a home in her writing. She has a bachelor’s degree in advertising and works for gaming companies around the world. She is a lover of all things fantasy and aims to bring some magic to the places that she visits in her writing. Portstewart, Dublin and Chester City each feature prominently in both her travels and her writing, and her stories often draw from real life places that have captured her heart. As an ultramarathon runner, Jan often writes on the go, using her trusty phone and stylus to craft scenes that come to her after hours on her feet. She lives with her husband, Liam, their Border Collie-Cross, Zarya, and their Guinea Pig, (Peek-A) Boo, who they all fear will one day take over the world! Janeen’s Links Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JLeeseTaylorAuthor/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/InkAndSmudge Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inkandsmudgebooks/ Book Links Goodreads - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/197575371-psychopomp-drive Buy Link - https://mybook.to/psychopompdrive-zbt Book Blurb Most people find that their lives end whenever they get murdered But for Finley Evans, his time on Earth is only just beginning When a black cat crosses Finley's path he is given just one choice: Will you let Death be the end?

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  1. Zooloo's Book Diary21 January 2024 at 06:14

    Thank you so much for your support on the tour and your fab review x

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