I’m absolutely delighted today to be joining the blog tour for Call of the Penguins by Hazel Prior, and sharing my review. Published (rather appropriately…) by Penguin Books on 11th November, this lovely book is now available as an e-book, in paperback, and as an audiobook. My thanks to Anne Cater at Random Things Tours… Read More »
When I heard that Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources was organising a blog tour for all four books in Rhoda Baxter’s Smart Girls series, I really wanted to be part of it. I’ve read and reviewed Rhoda’s lovely writing before – I read and loved Please Release Me way back in 2015 (review and feature… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for A Match Made in Venice by Leonie Mack, and sharing my review. Published by Boldwood Books on 9th November, 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 Random Resources… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to share once more my review of I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day by the wonderful Milly Johnson. First released by Simon & Schuster on 29th October last year as an e-book, in hardcover and as an audiobook, the long awaited paperback was finally released on 11th November.… Read More »
I’m delighted today to be joining the blog tour for The Forgotten Maid by Jane Cable, and sharing my review. Published by Sapere Books on 3rd August, the first in a planned series of Cornish Echoes dual timeline mysteries, it’s now available for kindle (just 99p for a limited time, and free via Kindle Unlimited)… Read More »
Apologies for being a day later than planned (reading time has been a little scarce recently), but it’s a pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for The Girl from Bletchley Park by Kathleen McGurl: published by HQ Digital, the ebook and audiobook were published on 3rd November, available for kindle via Amazon in the… Read More »
Handing over the blog to Jenny Kane on publication day is always a particular pleasure – Winter Fires at Mill Grange, the fourth and final novel in the Mill Grange series, is published as an e-book today (11th November) by Aria Fiction, with the paperback to follow on 9th December. I thoroughly enjoyed the first book… Read More »
Another outing with Bookouture‘s Books-on-tour today, and I’m delighted to be sharing my review of A Letter from Pearl Harbor by Anna Stuart: it’s now available via Amazon for kindle and in paperback, and also via Apple, for Kobo and through Google. It’s also available as an audiobook via Audible in the UK and US – you… Read More »
It’s a pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for I’ll Be Home for Christmas by MW Arnold, the third in his Broken Wings series: published by Wild Rose Press on 20th October, it’s now available for kindle and in paperback via Amazon in the UK and US. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random… Read More »
It’s such a pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for The Story of Our Secrets by Shari Low, and to share my review: published by Boldwood Books on 2nd November, it’s now available for kindle (free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback, and as an audiobook. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for the… Read More »
It’s an absolute delight today to be helping launch the blog tour for A Mother’s Story by Maggie Christensen, and to share my review: published on 2nd November, this lovely book is now available both as an ebook and in paperback. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for the invitation and support, and… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for The Girl in the Maze by debut novelist Cathy Hayward, and to share my review. Published by Agora Books on 28th October, it’s now available for kindle, with the paperback to follow soon. My thanks to Peyton Stableford at Agora for the invitation… Read More »
I’m absolutely delighted today to be helping launch the blog tour for Under the Mistletoe by Sue Moorcroft, and to share my publication day review. Published by Avon Books, it’s now available in every format you could possibly want – and I know there are so many readers who, like me, just can’t resist a… Read More »
It’s such a pleasure today to be helping launch the blog tour for A Village in the Country by Elaine Spires, and to share my review. Published independently in August, it’s now available both for kindle (free via Kindle Unlimited) and in paperback via Amazon in the UK and US. My thanks to Rachel at… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to share my review of Murder at Mountjoy Manor by Elizabeth Ducie: the first in a planned series, the Coombesford Chronicles, this cosy mystery was independently published on 19th October, and is now available for kindle and in paperback. My thanks to the author for my advance reading kindle copy.… Read More »