#bookreview #MySister ~ Michelle Adams @MAdamswriter
Today my review is of a fantastic psychological thriller debut ‘My Sister’ by Michelle Adams. Described as ‘electrifying’. I would have to agree. Just published by Headline.
#blogtour #bookreview After The Affair @JonathanKaye000 @baattyabtbooks
Today I am delighted to be on tour with Irish writer Jonathan Kaye and his explosive debut ‘After The Affair’. Described as ‘a cleverly-plotted, thrilling page-turner’ I can highly recommend you pick up a copy folks!!!
#bookreview #KeepMeSafe by Daniela Sacerdoti @Danisacerdoti @Headlinepg
Today I review Keep Me Safe by Daniela Sacerdoti, ‘a heartwrenching novel of a mother and daughter seeking safe haven on an island called Seal’
#bookreview The Twelve Lives of Samuel Hawley @hannahtinti @TinderPress
Wow! Wow! Wow! Is there a 6* rating? The Twelve Lives of Samuel Hawley by Hannah Tinti coming very very soon. In the meantime here is my review…
My #TBR Pile ~ A Snapshot
A snapshot of my teetering TBR pile!! Happy reading everyone!!
#Bookreview ~ Mussolini’s Island by Sarah Day @geowriter @TinderPress
A wonderful debut, Mussolini’s Island by Sarah Day is a book I absolutely adored. Yet again society has surprised with what we are capable of doing…
#bookreview ~ Let Me Tell You About a Man I Knew by @sfletcherauthor
Today I am delighted to share my review of a novel by Susan Fletcher.
‘Let Me Tell You About A Man I Knew’ is a novel I received for review from Tripfiction, a beautiful book based in Provence 1889
BlogTour | Guest Post ~ Letters to Eloise ~ @EmilyRMWilliams
Today I have the lovely Emily Williams joining me on tour with her debut novel ‘Letters to Eloise’. Emily has written a very practical and informative post entitled ‘From Blank Page to Publication’
Blogtour | Guest Post | Review ~ #WalkingWounded @HomeOsborne @emmamitchellfpr
Today I am on tour with Anna Franklin Osborne, writer of the poignant novel Walking Wounded. Anna gives us a little insight into her Publication Day and I have a review for you.
#Bookreview ~ Commonwealth by Ann Patchett @BloomsburyBooks
‘A powerful tale of a family’s far-reaching bonds of love and responsibility – and a meditation on inspiration, interpretation and the ownership of stories.’ Commonwealth is the first novel I have read by Ann Patchett and I loved it. The story-line, the era, the characters all lending to a fascinating insight into the aftermath of…