Now who doesn’t enjoy a book about finding love at Christmas? I’m a little sad too though – today I’m finally reviewing Christmas at the Café at the End of the Pier by Helen Rolfe, and I’m going to really miss my visits to Jo’s café in Salthaven-on-Sea and finding out what’s been going on… Read More »
Woo hoo, it’s finally autumn! And the excitement isn’t because I’m a big fan of mists and mellow fruitfulness (or darker evenings and the nip in the air) – it’s because Autumn at the Café at the End of the Pier by Helen Rolfe landed on my kindle last week, and I couldn’t wait to… Read More »
I really look forward to seeing the next novella in this lovely series appearing on my kindle, and Summer at the Café at the End of the Pier did just that on 14th June. Perfect timing for my seaside holiday in the Gower – where it was cold and misty for most of the week, but… Read More »
I don’t very often read a series of novellas, but I’ll admit that Helen Rolfe’s gorgeous new series has totally hooked me. I read and reviewed the free short story, Valentine’s Day at The Café at the End of the Pier, in February – you can download your copy here – and have been really looking… Read More »
It was so lovely to read that Helen Rolfe had signed a contract with Orion Publishing, with a series on its way – starting with a free short story, followed by four novellas throughout 2018, with the entire series to be published as a paperback and ebook by the end of the year. I’ve featured… Read More »
I may only have been to Heritage Cove once before, but it was somewhere I really wanted to visit again this Christmas – and it’s a real pleasure to share my review of Christmas Nights at the Star and Lantern by Helen Rolfe. This is the sixth book in her Heritage Cove series, published by… Read More »
I’m really so delighted today to be joining the blog tour for Finding Happiness at Heritage View by Helen Rolfe. The fifth book in her Heritage Cove series, this one was published by Boldwood Books on 6th July, and is now available as an ebook (free via Kindle Unlimited), paperback and audiobook. My thanks to Rachel… Read More »
It’s such a pleasure today to join the blog tour – last stop! – for The Little Village Library by Helen Rolfe, and share my review: it was published on 6th February by Orion, and is available as an e-book, paperback and audiobook. My thanks to Tracy Fenton at Compulsive Readers for the invitation, and… Read More »
Yes, I’m hooked again! Back in August I shared my review of Summer Nights in Lantern Square by Helen Rolfe, the first in a new four-part serial: today I’m delighted to share my review of the second part, Falling Leaves in Lantern Square, published for kindle by Orion on 8th October. The e-copy I read… Read More »
It’s a real delight today to share my review of Summer Nights in Lantern Square by Helen Rolfe, the first in a new four-part serial, published for kindle by Orion on 6th August. You might well remember that I was totally enchanted by Helen’s last four-parter – you can now buy it as a complete… Read More »
It’s such a pleasure today to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of Christmas Miracles at the Little Log Cabin by Helen J Rolfe – published for kindle on 6th December, and available from Amazon in the UK and US. You might just have noticed that I’ve been particularly enjoying Helen’s writing… Read More »
My third post of the day, and back to more familiar territory – I’ve read and loved Helen Rolfe’s writing already, and I’m delighted to join the first birthday celebrations for Christmas at the Little Knitting Box, available for purchase via Amazon in the UK and US. I’m rather sad I couldn’t fit in the… Read More »
Yes, it’s that time of year again – and this was shaping up to be one of the most challenging lists I’ve ever compiled. My goodness, what a wonderful year of reading! When I produced my first Books of the Year post, way back in 2014, I actually managed to produce a list of twelve… Read More »
I promised to return today and share my pre-Christmas reading list for this year – and, as in previous years, I found I’d downloaded far more books than I could ever hope to read before the big day, and some difficult choices were needed! So I must apologise to those authors who didn’t make my… Read More »
Yes, it’s that time again – homing in on the books I loved the very most in 2022. Do you know, it was 2014 when I produced my first Books of the Year list – just twelve carefully chosen books, but then a bit of a ramble (not like me at all, eh?) that enabled… Read More »