It’s such a pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for the latest book from Mary Grand, Good Neighbours, and to be sharing my review. Published by Boldwood Books on 18th May, it’s now available via Amazon for kindle (just 99p, or free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback, and as an audiobook. My thanks… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for The Peacock House by Kate Glanville: published by Headline Accent on 9th September 2021, it’s now available as an e-book on all major platforms, in paperback, and as an audiobook. My thanks to Anne Cater at Random Things Tours for the invitation and… Read More »
Something a bit different from me today – ok, let me rephrase that, something very different. I’m delighted to be joining the blog tour for Keep Her Sweet, the forthcoming book from Helen FitzGerald, published by Orenda Books on 26th May for kindle, in paperback and as an audiobook (and available for preorder in all… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for The Storytellers, the debut novel from Caron McKinlay, and to share my review: published by Bloodhound Books on 16th May, it’s now available as an e-book and in paperback. My thanks to Kelly at Love Books Tours for the invitation and support, and to… Read More »
I’m really delighted today to be helping launch the blog tour for The Witch’s Tree by Elena Collins, and to share my publication day review: published by Boldwood Books, it’s now available for kindle (free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback, and as an audiobook. As always, my thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for… Read More »
It’s such a pleasure today to be helping launch the blog tour for the latest book from Sue Moorcroft, Summer at the French Café, and to share my publication day review. Published by Avon Books, it’s now available as an ebook (via Amazon in the UK and US for kindle, also for Kobo and via… Read More »
I’m really delighted today to be joining the blog tour for the latest book from Eva Glyn, An Island of Secrets, and to share my review. Published as an ebook by One More Chapter on 20th April, it’s now available for kindle and on all other major ebook platforms, with the paperback to follow on… Read More »
You might just have noticed that I’ve been a bit antisocial recently – I really can’t remember when I last welcomed a guest to Being Anne. When authors get in touch, I’d always much rather read their book – if it appeals, of course – and write a review. But when Jane Davis contacted me… Read More »
I’m really delighted today to be joining the blog tour (just an informal one – no fancy banners today!) for A Tidy Ending by Joanna Cannon, and to share my review. Published on 28th April by The Borough Press, it’s now available in hardcover, as an ebook, and as an audiobook (I couldn’t resist a… Read More »
It’s far too long since I last read a book from Hannah Lynn – and I’m really delighted to be helping launch the blog tour today for The Sweet Shop of Second Chances, and to share my review. This book was independently published back in June 2021, and is now available as an e-book (free… Read More »
I’m really delighted today to be joining the publication day push for the latest book from the wonderful Jules Wake, The Wednesday Morning Wild Swim, and to share my review. Published by One More Chapter, it’s now available as an e-book and audiobook, with the paperback to follow on 21st July (available for preorder). My… Read More »
It’s a pleasure today to be helping launch the blog tour for We’ll Always Have Venice by Leonie Mack, and to share my publication day review. Published today (28th April) by Boldwood Books, it’s now available for kindle (free via Kindle Unlimited), as a paperback, and as an audiobook too. Many thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s… Read More »
I don’t very often read short story collections, but when Elizabeth Ducie got in touch to tell me about Coombesford Calendar Volume 1 I just couldn’t resist. It’s published for kindle tomorrow – also available on other platforms and as a paperback – and currently available for pre-order at just 77p. My thanks to Elizabeth… Read More »
You’ll already know that my reading these days is mainly drawn from the lighter end of the spectrum, mostly romance and women’s fiction – and you might just have noticed too that I rarely read non-fiction, and certainly not a memoir. Louise Beech’s memoir, Daffodils, is currently only available as an audiobook – and I… Read More »
I’m delighted today to share my publication day review of Louise Beech’s latest book, Nothing Else: published by Orenda Books, it’s now available as an e-book, with the paperback and audiobook to follow in June. Karen Sullivan knows well how eagerly I await every one of Louise’s wonderful books, and I’d like to thank her for… Read More »