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 →
While we were all dancing and loving life to a backing track of Britney, Cristina and Avril (among others), back in the late '90's and early 'noughties, did we ever stop to think of what was going on in their lives ... in the background ... how they got to where they were ... how... Continue Reading →
A delightful read and a reminder that so many people are putting on a brave front and it takes so much for them to face the world every day. If we take the time to dig a little deeper and get to know people, they might just surprise us! Also, a good look at what... Continue Reading →
It looks like I've taken a short break from my usual dark psychological thrillers, and I'm thoroughly enjoying the heartwarming, uplifting books that I've been reading for some of the blog tours that I'm on. Today's book - Small Acts of Kindess by Caroline Day - is another one that reminds us that we'll never... Continue Reading →
He's known as the "Master of the up-all-night thriller"! There's a very good reason for that! It is an absolute thrill for me to be kicking off the blog tour for TM Logan's brand new book, The Dream Home. This is a chilling page-turner that will definitely keep you glued to the pages! Blurb: IT... Continue Reading →
An incredible debut that's quite unlike anything I've ever read before! Marie Tierney has created some unforgettable characters in this very unique, compelling story. Blurb: Thirteen-year-old Ava Bonney is unlike other children. Exceptionally bright, she has an obsessive interest in the rate at which dead animals decompose. The motorway she lives by regularly offers up... Continue Reading →
It's that time of year ... Christmas books are overflowing from bookshop shelves. And if you're like me, you prefer something that's a little bit on the dark side ... something where the snow is not so pure and driven! The Twelve Days of Murder certainly ticks all the boxes for a twisty tale with... Continue Reading →
Andy and Laura have never had issues with parenting their teenage son Connor. And now that he's sixteen and finished his GCSE exams, they're happy to allow him to go out and celebrate with his cousin (and best friend) Zac, as long as he's home by midnight. When Andy wakes up in the early hours... Continue Reading →
Yay! It's Day 1 on the blog tour for Secrets of the Mummy Concierge by Tiffany Norris! It sounds like a dream job doesn't it? Swanning around with the rich and famous, who get whatever they want because money's no object. Well, oh my goodness, as much as the idea might be be very nice... Continue Reading →
For me, Anna McPartlin is an APA - an Automatic Purchase Author! Anyone who knows me well will tell you that The Last Days of Rabbit Hayes (2014) is one of my all-time favourite books. Ever since reading that, I've been completely hooked on Anna's books! So, as soon as I heard about a blog... Continue Reading →
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