I absolutely adored this book and can't wait to read the rest of the series! First I was drawn in by the gorgeous cover, and once I'd settled in to read about Callie Logan and her re-location from bustling London to a cosy cottage in rural Suffolk - Owl Cottage in Newton St Clare, to... Continue Reading →
Gripping from the very first line! Gemma and Danny have been married for almost a year and have just moved from London to Bristol. They have a gorgeous new home that they've barely settled into, in fact Danny's hardly even lived there as he had to finish up his job in London first before he... Continue Reading →
This is such a light, enjoyable book! It's the perfect book to escape into if you want some escapism from all that's going on around us in the world today. In fact ... everyone needs this book right now! Lottie Wentworth has had a rotten year - she promised her best friend she would say... Continue Reading →
Described as 'unforgettable', 'unputdownable' and 'based on a true story', this kept me up at night, anxiously turning (ok, swiping) pages to see what was about to occur! Paul is moving home with his 10-year-old daughter, Hope. During the move he unearths an old menu and a couple of photos from a trip he took... Continue Reading →
I absolutely adored this book! Once in a while a book comes along that is completely refreshing and that leaves you smiling! This is such a book. Touted to be 'the feel-good book of the year', I can honestly say that this lived up to all expectations. But what is 'The Authenticity Project'? The book... Continue Reading →
I do love an Irish book, and if there's one thing that Susanne O'Leary does beautifully, it's to make you feel like you're right there, walking through this friendly seaside village! This is part of the Sandy Cove series, but can easily be read as a standalone as the story itself is new, with characters... Continue Reading →
It's publication day for A Very English Murder, and this is a wonderful book to escape into and forget about the world around you for a little while! I think I've said this before, but I'm going to say it again ... I don't know why I've always avoided the 'cosy mystery' genre because it's... Continue Reading →
It's the early 1960's and teenager Erica Hart has just lost her mother, her anchor. Discovering that she has been left a small nest egg, and surprisingly also a car, she is keen to leave her home and her abusive, aggressive father. Soon after her mother's passing, a parcel arrives at the house addressed to... Continue Reading →
I thoroughly enjoyed the first instalment of the life of Alex Cohen aka Fabian Mustard, which I read about in The Bowery Slugger, and as the story continues here, I think it gets even better! At the end of the first book, we see Alex jumping on a train, escaping the Lower East Side -... Continue Reading →
