It’s a particular pleasure today to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of The Particular Charm of Miss Jane Austen by Ada Bright and Cass Grafton. Published in September by Canelo Escape, this lovely book is available for kindle via Amazon in the UK and US (an earlier edition is also available… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today – on publication day – to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of The 24-Hour Cafe by Libby Page. Published by Orion, it’s now available for kindle, in hardcover and as an audiobook: the paperback will follow in June, and is available for pre-order. My thanks to… Read More »
Remember The Songs of Us? I suspect those of us who read it will have found it impossible to forget – in fact, I still reach for the tissue box at the very thought of it. But it brings a smile to my face too – as the best emotional reads really should. You’ll find… Read More »
It’s not very often that I feature a “promotion only” post here on Being Anne, but when I saw The Orphan Thief by Glynis Peters, I really wanted to help bring it to people’s attention. Published by One More Chapter, it’s already available for kindle (and at just 99p when I last checked): the paperback… Read More »
I’m so sorry I missed the publication day push last week for The Cornish Secret of Summer’s Promise by Laura Briggs, available for kindle via Amazon, the fourth part of her lovely series A Little Hotel in Cornwall. My thanks to Rachel from Rachel’s Random Resources for the invitation and support, and her understanding when… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to be adding my voice to the blog tour for Someone Close To Home by Alex Craigie, published in December 2016, available both in paperback and for kindle (also available via Kindle Unlimited). My thanks to Anne at Random Things Tours for the invitation to join the tour. If you’re… Read More »
A pleasure today, as it always is, to be joining Bookouture‘s Books-on-tour, this time to share my review of The Missing Letters of Mrs Bright by Beth Miller: published on 9th January, it’s now available via Amazon for kindle and in paperback, and in other e-formats via Apple Books, Kobo and Googleplay. My thanks to… Read More »
A pleasure today to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of The Cake Fairies by Isabella May, published today for kindle, available from Amazon in the UK and US (also available through Kindle Unlimited). My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for the invitation and support, and to the author for… Read More »
My first review of 2020 – Happy New Year everyone! – and what a perfect book to be starting the year with. It’s such a pleasure today to be helping open the blog tour for The Place We Call Home by Faith Hogan on publication day, and to share my review. Published by Aria Fiction,… Read More »
Yes, I know I’m still supposed to be on my Christmas/New Year break, but I really did have to interrupt it today to bring you my review of the new book by Christine Campbell, Rose and Laurie, published on 26th December. It’s now available for kindle via Amazon (and as part of the Kindle Unlimited… Read More »
Yes, it’s that time of year again – and, as always, I’ve had the most wonderful time looking back through the year’s posts, remembering the immense pleasure every book has given me. My Goodreads challenge tells me I’ve read 148 books this year, but it’s really a few more than that – and it’s been… Read More »
After all those lovely Christmas reads, I was rather looking forward to squeezing in the latest book from Maggie Christensen – you’ll all know by now how very much I enjoy her books, with those wonderful stories featuring older characters and situations I can so often identify with. Today it’s a pleasure to share my… Read More »
My pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for The Girl Who Came Home to Cornwall by Emma Burstall. The fifth book in the Tremarnock series, it was published by Head of Zeus on 5th December, and is available via Amazon for kindle, in hardback and as an audiobook: it’s also available for Kobo,… Read More »
My last Christmas book review of the year, and I’ve finally got round to reading The Christmas Holiday by Sophie Claire, published by Hodder & Stoughton in September/October, available for kindle (currently just 99p), in paperback, and as an audiobook. The e-copy I read was my own, purchased via Amazon. I’ve mentioned before, I know, that… Read More »
Apologies for absence – I’ve been desperately trying to get a little more Christmas-ready! Still time for a couple more Christmas book reviews though, and I’m delighted today to share my review of The Cornish Village School – Christmas Wishes by Kitty Wilson: this is the fourth book in the Cornish Village School series, and… Read More »