Another day, another blog tour – and another book I’m rather sorry I couldn’t make room for on my reading schedule. Beginnings by Helen J. Christmas is the first in a five book series – Same Face Different Place – and I do rather like the fact that it should appeal to romance and thriller… Read More »
I think this is going to be one of those weeks where I will be saying repeatedly “I wish I could have read this one”. But just look – doesn’t Whales and Strange Stars by Kathy Sharp look thoroughly lovely? Published by Crooked Cat Books and the first in her historical Wych Ferry series, this… Read More »
Delighted to be joining the blog tour today for Air Guitar and Caviar by Jackie Ladbury, the first in the Blue Skies series – available in e-book and paperback, and another one of those books that I’d love to have read, but sadly just couldn’t shoehorn into my reading schedule. I’m particularly gutted because I… Read More »
As soon as I heard about this book, I knew I had to read it – I’ve always had a passion for Wuthering Heights, and this retelling, set in 1980s Yorkshire and published in the year of the 200th anniversary of Emily Brontë’s birth, intrigued me for many reasons. The Heights by Juliet Bell was published for… Read More »
It was a real pleasure to welcome Susi Osborne as my guest on Being Anne in August, and I’m sorry it’s taken me far longer than I intended to read her latest book, Angelica Stone. Published by the Book Guild, the book is available in paperback and for kindle: my thanks to Susi for my… Read More »
Such has been my addiction to Christmas TV this year – along with a passion for The Crown – that I haven’t read as many books as I’d hoped to over the break. But I do have a few reviews to catch up on, and my first is for The Missing Twin by Alex Day,… Read More »
It was a real delight to welcome the lovely Carol Warham as my guest here on Being Anne back in August 2017 (you’ll find the feature here), on the day that her debut novel, Resolutions, was published for kindle by Tirgearr. Since then, I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Carol – at the RNA Afternoon Tea… Read More »