My lesson from Day of the Accident by Nuala Ellwood is not to give up too easily on books. Read on to see why this book rewarded me for sticking with it, despite a slow start. First Line of Day of the Accident by Nuala Ellwood Now that I’m finally… Read more »
I’m delighted to join this Aria Fiction blog tour today, with this feel good historical fiction novel. I’m also giving away an ebook on my Facebook page, so why not hop over there, if you like the sound of the extract. Extract for The Olive Garden Choir by Leah Fleming… Read more »
I’m delighted to be on this blog tour for From Mum With Love by Louise Emma Clarke, organised by Aria Fiction, to tell you all about this fun, relatable book. And I have an ebook copy to give away on my Facebook page, so why not hop over there too… Read more »
Well when I heard that Where She Lies by Michael Scanlon was the start of new gripping Irish Detective series, I knew that was a blog tour I HAD to join. Thanks Bookouture for making my wish happen. First Line of Where She Lies by Michael Scanlon “She cursed herself for having agreed to… Read more »
Want to know why I was so excited to read Dirty Little Secrets by Jo Spain? Well it’s because I have come to depend on this author to deliver an exciting thriller, that will have flying through the pages, to discover well hidden secrets. And once again she hit the… Read more »
I came across The Drowned Village by Kathleen McGurl on Facebook and thought ‘that’s an interesting title’ and set about finding about more. When I read the blurb, I was intrigued and immediately one-clicked. First Line of The Drowned Village by Kathleen McGurl “It was always the same dream.” My… Read more »
Jan 2019 was a pretty amazing reading month. I got through 12 books, and was delighted to read on in some series I’m loving, and to devour some books by favourite authors of mine. Jan 2019 wrapped up Favourite Book: The Dream Daugher – it blew me away and I… Read more »
Doesn’t a house swap sound like a perfect premise for a thriller? Well that’s what I thought and my mind immediately started speculating what might happen in The House Swap by Rebecca Fleet. I love when a title draws me in like that. First Line of The House Swap by… Read more »
Lessons Part 1 and 2 by Jenny Colgan has an unusual format, and I feel I need to explain the sequence before I jump in to these reviews. This series started with Class and Rule. And now some ten years later, the third book has been released as a 3… Read more »
OK, so I’m late posting this book review Miss Marley: The Untold Story of Jacob Marley’s Sister by Vanessa Lafaye. And you might be thinking, hey that’s a Christmas story, it’s Jan now Trish! And I know but bear with me and I’ll explain all. Mostly I just want to… Read more »
What Happened That Night by Sheila O’Flanagan is my second book by this author this week, and I had forgotten what lovely reads her books are. This one features a jewellery designer and her passion for her work was hugely inspiring. My thoughts on What Happened That Night by Sheila O’Flanagan:… Read more »
This Grinch loved a Christmas book. Then again I think The Christmas Wish by Tilly Tennant will win over lots of hearts this Christmas with its idyllic location and appealing characters. My Thoughts on The Christmas Wish by Tilly Tennant It was so heartwarming that my heart has blisters! Which… Read more »
When I saw there was going to be a blog tour for The Memory by Lucy Dawson, of course I was going to jump on. After all Lucy Dawson is one of my go-to favourite authors for a twisty, jarring read. First Line of The Memory by Lucy Dawson “He asked me… Read more »
