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 →
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 →
A brand new Shari Low book is always something to celebrate! This one is like opening an early Christmas gift in August, as we return to the Scottish village of Weirbridge in early December. There's already an early, heavy snowfall and as the day begins and we meet up with old and new friends, nobody... Continue Reading →
Sometimes a debut novel comes along that leaves you just a little bit in awe that it's the author's debut! The Grapevine by Kate Kemp is one of those. It has such a perfect sense of place and time, and the moodiness of it just jumped right off the page (well, ok, off the Kindle!),... Continue Reading →
Once again, Shari Low brings together familiar characters whose lives intercept and take dramatic, unforeseen turns over a 24-hour time-frame. Blurb: As dawn breaks, four people are planning journeys that could change their lives forever… Kara McIntyre is supposed to be jetting off to her destination wedding in Hawaii. However, a last-minute hitch appears to... Continue Reading →
Kristen Bailey returns with a 5-star holiday read. Full of warmth, charm, quirky characters, a touch of the spice that we expect from this author (although she's dialed it down a notch in this one), and an overall sense of having been wrapped up in a comforting, fleecy blanket when you're done. I loved it!... Continue Reading →
I'm thrilled to be doing another blog tour for Shari Low! This time it's for her new book, One Midnight With You. I thoroughly enjoy Shari's 'One' series of books. It's not really a series in the strict sense of the word, as the books don't follow on from each other, but there are various... Continue Reading →
Just because things don't work out like you'd planned, doesn't necessarily mean they're not going to be great in the end! Sometimes we need a plot twist to realize that maybe there's something else that could be just as good, if not better, than the path we originally thought we'd take. A Class Act is... Continue Reading →
In The Mother, there are twists and turns, red herrings, and unreliable narrators aplenty. Valerie Keogh knows how to manipulate every single one of these so that her readers are left anxiously anticipating what unexpected surprises each page will bring next. Blurb: A terrible wife... Sarah Westfield is unhappily married to perfect husband Nick. Handsome,... Continue Reading →
Is there anything more delicious than a twisty read with a wholly unreliable narrator? If it's done right then you'll want to devour it in one sitting, and I'm here to tell you that Ruth Irons gets it absolutely spot-on with her debut offering, The Perfect Guest. Blurb: She stayed in your house. Now she... Continue Reading →
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