Dear Ms Dawson, I just finished You Sent Me a Letter, and my head is whirling. I want to cry but, but, BUT, and gnash my teeth in frustration. However, I also want to shake your hand, and congratulate you on an ending that shook me! Yours sincerely, A shook… Read more »
Is there any book that you love as much as the books that you loved in your childhood? For me I think not, those early books have nestled into my bookish heart and I can’t logically review them as I’m all wrapped up in feels for them. But a sequel… Read more »
Good old Mary Higgins Clark. She was the author that introduced me to the world of psychological suspense books, and has kept up late at night reading and reading, till I found out just whodunit. So with a sense of nostalgia, I grabbed The Sleeping Beauty Killer by Mary Higgins… Read more »
2016 is the 100th year anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin so it’s a subject that is very topical in Ireland at this time. And it’s also the subject of Through the Barricades by Denise Deegan. What I loved in particular about this book is that it brought… Read more »
What have I being doing all my reading life that I haven’t read a book by Paulina Simons before now. I’ve just finished Lone Star by Paullina Simons and it pretty much finished me too. I’m blown away. By feels. All the feels. Blown away, into a lake of feels,… Read more »
I bought Uninvited by Sophie Jordan just because I loved the DNA strands in the hair on the cover. Yes I’m fickle when it comes to choosing books. But somehow I was never in the mood to actually read it, so I choose it as one my Save A Book Soul… Read more »
From glancing at the cover of You Before Anyone Else by Julie Cross and Mark Perini, you would be forgiven for dismissing this as a sweet and fluffy read. And yes it is sweet, with charming characters. But it’s so much more than that. It’s all about not judging people… Read more »
Home is where the heart is. And The Mryon Bolitar series has my heart, and has had it for years. So I couldn’t wait to read Home by Harlan Coben to see what craziness the gang were battling nowadays. My Thoughts on Home by Harlan Coben I won’t lie, this… Read more »
Holy Moses! This book! How am I supposed to review this book except to say take everything you might assume this romance will be, roll all those thoughts into a little ball and fling them far away. The Law of Moses by Amy Harmon is everything unexpected. First Line of… Read more »
If there is one YA series that I would push everyone to read, it’s The Spinster Club. I’d shove over your towering to-be-read and insist you devour this series next. And then I’d apologise meekly for the mess I made! What’s A Girl Gotta Do by Holly Bourne is book 3… Read more »
2016 has been the year when I devoured all the Liane Moriarty books. So I was chewing at the bit to get my hands on her 2016 début novel. But then on GR something awful happened. All my friends started to drop 2 and 3 star ratings on Truly Madly… Read more »
Are you looking for Christmas cheese and cheer? Well welcome to the wonderful world of Christmas books. They are as fun as any Hallmark Christmas movie, and ideal for jumping into the festive zone. A Yorkshire Christmas by Kate Hewitt is a perfect example of the type of book I’m talking… Read more »
Urrrggh, The Hard Count by Ginger Scott is a hard one to rate. Parts I loved and other parts (I’m looking at you football) made me skim furiously. But overall I think it’s quite an achievement that despite an aversion to football, I still enjoyed this football themed book! First… Read more »
