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 »
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 »
I’m a massive fan of The Anne of Green Gables series. I’ve adored the books since childhood, and my copies are ragged and show all the signs of my many re-reads. So when I heard about Marilla of Green Gables by Sarah McCoy, I immediately bought an audiobook copy. My Thoughts on Marilla of… Read more »
I’m delighted to be on this blog tour to help launch Who I Am by Sarah Simpson, a gripping domestic noir that had me questioning everything I read. I’m also giving away an e-book edition on Between My Lines Facebook page, so make sure and enter there if you like the… Read more »
In The Dark by Cara Hunter was never going to linger long on my to-read after I was blown away by the first book in this series Close To Home. And all I can say is WOW, this series gets even better. First Line of In The Dark by Cara Hunter… Read more »
I’m delighted to be hosting a blog tour stop for I See Through You by Daisy McNally with a review post for a page turner suspenseful read. My Thoughts on I See Through You by Daisy McNally I’ll admit I nearly abandoned this book at the start, but something made me press… Read more »
The Perfect Family by Shalini Boland hooked me like a fish at the end of a line. Only I was one happy fish to be caught and reeled in. As basically over a 24 hour period I was flopping down to read this book every chance I got. My Thoughts… Read more »
I’ve heard various mutterings about how good this author’s books are lately. So I decided it was high time, I test drove Close to Home by Cara Hunter for myself. And I can confirm this is one binge worthy gripping book that you’ll want to devour as fast as possible. My Thoughts… Read more »
I’ve swooned over all but one of Kate Morton’s books. So a release of a brand new one, which happily coincided with my holiday, made for an exciting event in my reading life. First Line of The Clockmaker’s Daughter by Kate Morton “We came to Birchwood Manor because Edward said… Read more »
I’m delighted to join my first Bookouture blog blitz with my review of a book that captured my heart, the lovely Promise Me by Jade Beer. If you want to soar up and down like a bird with all the emotions, then read on! First Line of Promise Me by Jade Beer… Read more »
