Keridwen Bronsema
Keridwen is currently studying for an MSc in Publishing at Edinburgh Napier University, before that she studied English Language Studies at Swansea University. She's a self-confessed gamer geek and loves the way games suck you into their storyline in much the same way books do. She can usually be found in the sci-fi and fantasy section of her local bookshop or enjoying a delicious coffee at her favourite coffee shop. Her favourite authors include: Ann Rice, J. R. Ward, Brian Jacques and Isaac Asimov.
Keridwen Bronsema's Reviews
Pure by Andrew Miller
February 21st, 2012 by Keridwen Bronsema | Category: Adult Fiction | Publisher: Sceptre
Jean-Baptiste Baratte, a young engineer, has been employed by one of the King’s ministers to purify the cemetery at les Innocents. The cemetery is the oldest in Paris and is too full to handle any more bodies. Its stench pervades the surrounding neighbourhood and hangs on people’s breath as they [more...]
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The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
December 23rd, 2011 by Keridwen Bronsema | Category: Adult Fiction | Publisher: Harvill Secker
“The Circus arrives without warning. No announcements precede it… it is simply there, when yesterday it was not.” The Night Circus tells the tale of two rival magicians with two different techniques for passing the knowledge of magic to their students. Unable to agree which is the better technique, Prospero [more...]
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Viking Gold by V. Campbell
December 7th, 2011 by Keridwen Bronsema | Category: Children's Fiction | Publisher: Fledgling Press
Viking Gold tells the tale of Redknee, a young sixteen year-old Viking, brought up by his uncle who is Jarl of the village. As Redknee struggles to live up to the fact that he will one day succeed his uncle and become Jarl, a raiding party come in search of [more...]
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Pure by Andrew Miller
February 21st, 2012 by Keridwen Bronsema | Category: Adult Fiction | Publisher: Sceptre
Jean-Baptiste Baratte, a young engineer, has been employed by one of the King’s ministers to purify the cemetery at les Innocents. The cemetery is the oldest in Paris and is too full to handle any more bodies. Its stench pervades the surrounding neighbourhood and hangs on people’s breath as they [more...]
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The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
December 23rd, 2011 by Keridwen Bronsema | Category: Adult Fiction | Publisher: Harvill Secker
“The Circus arrives without warning. No announcements precede it… it is simply there, when yesterday it was not.” The Night Circus tells the tale of two rival magicians with two different techniques for passing the knowledge of magic to their students. Unable to agree which is the better technique, Prospero [more...]
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Viking Gold by V. Campbell
December 7th, 2011 by Keridwen Bronsema | Category: Children's Fiction | Publisher: Fledgling Press
Viking Gold tells the tale of Redknee, a young sixteen year-old Viking, brought up by his uncle who is Jarl of the village. As Redknee struggles to live up to the fact that he will one day succeed his uncle and become Jarl, a raiding party come in search of [more...]
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