Sometimes you read the blurb of a book and it sounds really appealing. It could be a premise that just sounds great, or it could be that the idea being described reaches out to you because you'd love to read about someone else's life that's a bigger mess than yours. But sometimes the blurb doesn't... Continue Reading →
Happy 2026 everyone! And to kick off the year, we're actually starting ... with an ending! This is the final book in the Jack Jordan Blogathon. A Woman Scorned is actually a novella, so more of a short read than Jordan's other full-length stories. But what it lacks in length, it makes up for in... Continue Reading →
Blurb: When Elenora Grey inherits her late aunt’s flower shop in the sleepy Devon town of Totnes, she hopes for nothing more than a quiet fresh start. But Time & Thyme is no ordinary florist. Beneath the ticking clock of East Gate Arch, strange things begin to stir — flowers bloom out of season, a... Continue Reading →
Next up in Jack Jordan's back catalogue ... it's Night by Night. I know I've mentioned before that Jordan doesn't avoid tough topics and has zero qualms about using being as confrontational and gritty as possible, but in this one he ups the ante even more. As much as I've enjoyed absorbing myself in all... Continue Reading →
We return to Sandpiper Shore on the picturesque Cornish coast with the second book in the series, which can easily be read as a standalone. Kim Nash's wit and charm are her trademarks, as is her innate understanding of the nature of friendship, which comes across so well in her characterisation and in the way... Continue Reading →
Any book lover will relate to that little secret voice in their head (and sometimes their heart), telling them that they wish their favourite characters would magically come to life and materialize out of the pages from which they originated. Whether it's the leading man, or just a wonderful character who you think you'd love... Continue Reading →
It's a new month ... so it's time for the next book from the Jack Jordan back catalogue! And this one is Before Her Eyes. One of the things you quickly realise when you start to read Jordan's books, and that becomes increasingly evident as you read each one is that he doesn't hold back... Continue Reading →
What would you do if one morning your entire world was suddenly changed by the delivery of a letter informing you that you were one of the beneficiaries of a wealthy person's enormous fortune? Whatever you might imagine, it might not all be as wonderful as you think, because even just the hint of all... Continue Reading →
Well ... we've waited eight years for a new Robert Langdon book from Dan Brown, and he certainly didn't disappoint fans in what he delivered: a hefty hardcover tome of 671 pages - excluding a map, some quotes, illustration credits, info about the author (which is repeated on the dust jacket), and 3 pages of... Continue Reading →
Book lovers always enjoy books set in bookshops and libraries, and Overdue is about Ingrid, who works in a library. It's where she finds comfort and it's her safe space ... until it isn't, but I'm not going to tell you why! You'll have to read the book. Blurb: Ingrid Dahl, a cheerful twenty-nine-year-old librarian... Continue Reading →
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