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BOOK REVIEW – Follow You Home by Mark Edwards
Many thanks to the author and to Tracy Fenton of THE Book Club (Facebook) for my advanced copy of this book in return for an honest review. Ask anyone in THE Book Club on Facebook if Mark Edwards can put a foot wrong, and the answer will be a resounding ‘NO!’ His latest book, Follow... Continue Reading →
BOOK REVIEW – Never Smile at Strangers by Jennifer Jaynes
Thank you to the author and to Tracy Fenton of THE Book Club (Facebook) for a copy of this book in return for an honest review. It’s hot and sultry in the Louisiana bayou town of Trespass. Time seems to be moving extremely slowly for Haley Landry. Her father died in a tragic accident and... Continue Reading →
BOOK REVIEW – Evil Games (D.I. Kim Stone #2) by Angela Marsons
Thank you to Bookouture and NetGalley for the advance copy I received in return for my honest review. DI Kim Stone is back! If you thought Silent Scream was good, then you’re in for a massive treat because somehow Angela Marsons has managed to do the impossible: the second in the DI Kim Stone series... Continue Reading →
BOOK REVIEW – The Lost Child by Ann Troup
Thank you to NetGalley for sending me this book in return for my honest review. The idea on which this book is based is by no means a new one: a child disappears, is presumed dead, but then unexpectedly returns many years later. However, Ann Troup presents a thoroughly refreshing view on the original concept.... Continue Reading →
BOOK REVIEW – The Happy Hour Choir by Sally Kilpatrick
Thanks to Netgalley for a copy of this book in return for my honest review. Beulah Land is the shamed daughter of a preacher. Cast out from her family and community for being pregnant at the age of 16, she lives with her beloved (but prickly) piano teacher Ginger. Beulah has made a life for... Continue Reading →
BOOK REVIEW – Welcome to Wherever You Are by John Marrs
Thank you to Tracy Fenton of THE Book Club (Facebook), for the ARC I received in return for my honest review. Take a bow John Marrs, because with this book you surely take your place amongst the top storytellers currently out there! After his brilliant debut ‘The Wronged Sons’, this much aniticipated second novel  certainly... Continue Reading →