Patricia Scanlan is one of my all time favourite authors. When I first read her books, in the late 1980s, I felt for the first time that here was an author writing about a world that I could relate easily to. So I’ve been a long time fan, and her… Read more »
I feel privileged to be on the blogtour for Her Husband’s Mistake by Sheila O’Flanagan. Thanks Random Things Tours for the invite to join in the fun for an author I admire so much. I have a copy to giveaway on Between My Line’s Facebook Page, so hop over there to enter!… 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 »
Those Faraday Girls by Monica McInerney was a book I read and flat-out loved years ago, long long before I started rating and reviewing books. When I saw my library had the audiobook, I decided it was time I took a virtual trip to Tasmania and reacquaint myself with this… Read more »
I only join in blog tours for books that I’m genuinely excited about, I don’t do them as filler posts so you know when I feature one that it’s a book that I’m eager to spread to word about. And Love, or Nearest Offer by Adele Geras is no exception to… Read more »
Green Giants is my feature where I share some of my favourite books by Irish Authors. I’m passionate about Irish Authors, they supply us with an entertaining and exciting mix of books, hopefully you will find something new to try. Today I’m featuring Sisters and Lies by Bernice Barrington which kept me up… Read more »
I enjoyed Black Rabbit Hall by Eve Chase. I wasn’t out and out blown away by it but I had flashes where I loved the writing and the story kept me captivated throughout. First Line of Black Rabbit Hall by Eve Chase “I feel safe on the… Read more »
Books about secrets! I can’t resist them. So when I read the synopsis for this one and saw it was about a family that disappeared out of Abigail’s life, I was so curious and I had to see just what happened. First Line of Beneath the Surface by… Read more »
One night while debating what to use my audible credit on, I asked my twitter friends for an audiobook recommendation and this is the book that loads of them named. I was cynical, a book about a hoarder? That doesn’t sound like anything I’d choose to pick up but these… Read more »
