I confess that I’ve never read an Alex Barclay book before. But now I have and I’ve seen the light. I’m a believer in her ability to spin a great yarn, and determined to read more of her back catalogue soon. My Thoughts on I Confess by Alex Barclay So… Read more »
Unfollow Me by Charlotte Duckworth was one of those books that I picked up without knowing anything about the author, or even much about the book. And it GRIPPED me from beginning to end. 5 Things I Loved * The complex characters – they reminded me of the old rhyme… Read more »
I’m the first to admit that I’m hit and miss with Ruth Ware’s books. I’ve loved some, been indifferent to others, but something about this one lured me in. And I’m happy to report that The Turn of the Key was a HIT all the way for me. First Line:… Read more »
I’m delighted to join this blog tour today with a book that I’ll be recommending me all round me this summer. I loved it! First Line of Come Back For Me We left in a storm. My thoughts on Come Back For Me This book delighted my senses, especially the… Read more »
I really enjoyed Nicola Cassidy’s debut Novel – December Girl – so I was eagerly anticipating her second novel- The Nanny at Number 43. And I’m delighted to say she has delivered another page turner that I loved reading. My Thoughts on The Nanny at No. 43 by Nicola Cassidy… Read more »
Summer at Firefly Beach by Jenny Hale is the perfect feel good book to fling in your beach bag. Or if you can’t get to the beach, then I can’t think of a better book to transplant you to a coastal setting. Thanks to Bookouture for letting me participate in… Read more »
I’m excited to join today’s blog tour with a book that floored me with originality, thought-provoking ideas, and an intriguing family to navigate the roadmap of life with. That book is A Modern Family by Helga Flatland. Thanks to Orenda Books for letting me participate in this blog tour, and for… Read more »
The Van Apfel Girls Are Gone by Felicity McLean dazzled me with lyrical prose, a strong sense of setting, and a whimsical feel. Thanks to Random Things Tours for letting me participate in this blog tour, and for giving me the book for review consideration. As always, no matter what… Read more »
Tell Nobody by Patricia Gibney is book 5 in the Lottie Parker series. And I feel this series has gone from strength to strength. I find the mysteries to be compelling and very tricky to work out in advance. And they definitely keep me listening to the audiobooks every chance… 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 »
On finishing Those Who Are Loved by Victoria Hislop my initial reaction was WOW, what a journey! It felt like a history lesson brought vividly to life. Thanks to Random Things Tours for letting me participate in this blog tour, and for giving me the book for review consideration. As… Read more »
The Stolen Girls by Patricia Gibney is book 2 of the brilliant Lottie Parker series. One thing you have to know is that I’m in LOVE with this series. I’ve been reading them back to back in audiobook format, and I’m quite possible obsessed. One night I even found myself… Read more »
A Year of Second Chances by Kendra Smith nearly lost me at the very start. So many things annoyed me, so even I am surprised that by the end of the book, that everything had picked up sufficiently for to reverse my initial doubts. First Line My heart is hammering… Read more »
