The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah claimed 5 raw, intense, heartbreaking stars from this heartbroken book blogger. And she is rapidly becoming one of my favourite authors. Kristin has a fab way of creating unique characters and story arcs that remain with you long after you put the book down. My… Read more »
This review for The Wych Elm by Tana French might sound a bit disjointed. I’m a HUGE Tana French fangirl, and I’ll chat all night about her characters, the moral dilemmas they face, and her GORGEOUS writing. But I simultaneously enjoyed this book, while also feeling a bit deflated after reading… Read more »
I’m delighted to take part in this cover reveal today for Ribbons of Scarlet: A Novel of the French Revolution’s Women. It features an amazing setting (I’m an Les Mis fanatic!), some authors I love, and others I’m excited to read for the first time. Sounds like a very ambitious… Read more »
Welcome to my blog tour stop for The Oceans Between Us by Gill Thompson. Historical fiction is my jam, especially when it involves such an emotional and shocking theme as the one in this book. Thanks to Random Things Tours for letting me participate and for giving me a book… Read more »
If there is one theme in books that I adore, it’s time travel. I’m such a geek that I have a time travel shelf on my Goodreads library! So obviously Here and Now and Then by Mike Chen was a book that was right up my alley by the sound… Read more »
Welcome to my blog tour stop of The Perfect Betrayal by Lauren North. I love a good keep-you-guessing thriller and when I saw the mention of untrustworthy characters and dark moments, I couldn’t sign up fast enough to this tour. Thanks to Random Things Tours for letting me participate and… Read more »
I’m delighted to be sharing my review for Remember Tomorrow by Amanda Saint, as it feels like a timely warning for the world we live in today. Thanks to Random Things Tour for allowing me join the tour and for giving me for giving me a copy of this book… Read more »
Another chilling and thrilling book from the master of the twists Mr Coben. Often after I read a book by this author, I’m rattled by the end of it. I didn’t get that here. But what I did get was a gripping book that I couldn’t put down, as I… Read more »
The Gift of Friends by Emma Hannigan earned the easiest five stars I’ve given all year. And I’m stingy with my ratings, I don’t hand out five stars left, right and centre, I only do so when a book has earned every one. And this didn’t earn those stars on… Read more »
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 »
