Just this once, not a publication day review for one of my favourite authors – no matter how I tried, I just couldn’t fit it in – but I’m so delighted today to be joining the blog tour for Match Me If You Can by the incomparable Sandy Barker, and sharing my review. Published yesterday (28th September)… Read More »

It’s such a pleasure today to share my publication day review of The Major And The Scandalous Widow by Sarah Mallory. Published today (28th September) by Mills & Boon/Harlequin Historical, it’s now available via Amazon in the UK and US for kindle and in paperback, on other major e-book platforms, and also through the publishers’ websites.… Read More »

I’m really delighted today to be joining the blog tour for Clues to You by Claire Huston, and sharing my review. Published on 19th September by Goldcrest Books, it’s now available both as an e-book and in paperback. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for the invitation to read and review, and to the… Read More »

I’ve very much enjoyed a couple of Deborah Klee’s lovely books – Just Bea (you’ll find my review here), and The Forever Cruise (here‘s my review of that one) – and I’m rather looking forward to reading and reviewing her latest, The Last Act, in October/November. But she’s also extremely supportive of other authors – you… Read More »

I’m so delighted today to be joining the blog tour for the latest book from Jessica Redland, Christmas at the Cat Café – set in Whitsborough Bay, on Castle Street (as were a number of her earlier books), but one you can enjoy as a standalone read. Published by Boldwood Books on 15th September, it’s now available… Read More »

I’m really delighted today to be joining the publication day celebrations for New Dreams at Polkerran Point, the first in a new series – The Little Cornish Cove – from the lovely Cass Grafton. Published today (21st September) by Canelo, it’s now available both for kindle and in paperback. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s… Read More »

It’s a real pleasure today to be joining Bookouture‘s Books-on-tour and sharing my review of The Midwife of Berlin by Anna Stuart: published on 13th September, it’s now available as an e-book, in paperback, and as an audiobook. My thanks to Bookouture for the invitation and support, and for my advance reading e-copy (provided via netgalley). So, another… Read More »

It’s a pleasure today to be helping launch the blog tour for The Rake’s Rescued Bride by Josie Bonham, and sharing my review: this is the fifth in her Reluctant Brides series, published on 2nd September (and with a particularly perfect cover!), and is now available for kindle (just 99p as an opening offer – and… Read More »

I’m so delighted today to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of A Beautiful Rival by Gill Paul: published by Avon Books on 31st August, it’s now available as an ebook, in paperback, and as an audiobook. My thanks to Anne Cater of Random Things Tours for the invitation and support, and to the… Read More »

I’m delighted today to be joining the blog tour for Lottie’s School of Dance by Annette Hannah, published by Orion Dash on 31st August, and now available both for kindle and in paperback. My thanks to the publishers for my advance reading e-copy (provided via netgalley). Can you believe this is Annette’s fourth book? I… Read More »

It’s an absolute pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for Love Blossoms at Puddleduck Farm by Della Galton, the third book in her latest series, and sharing my review: published on 26th August by Boldwood Books, it’s now available for kindle (free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback and as an audiobook. My thanks to… Read More »

It’s a real pleasure today – as it always is – to be joining Bookouture‘s Books-on-tour and sharing my review of The Lost Diary by Rose Alexander. Published on 31st August, it’s now available via Amazon for kindle and in paperback, and also as an audiobook in the UK and US (if you’d like to listen to a… Read More »

I’m delighted today to be helping launch the blog tour for The Gingerbread Christmas Village by Kiley Dunbar, and sharing my publication day review: published by Hera Books today (31st August), it’s now available via Amazon for kindle and in paperback (or for a paperback copy, you might prefer to use Hive), for Kobo, or via… Read More »

Every so often, it’s good to have a little breathing space and the opportunity to catch up with an author whose books I’ve very much enjoyed. It’s a real pleasure today to share my review of Island Ties by Christine Campbell, the sequel to her Rose & Laurie that I so enjoyed when I read… Read More »

Stepping away from my usual reading today, and it’s a real pleasure to share my review of The Associate by Victoria Goldman. This is the second of her Shanna Regan murder mysteries, independently published – on her own imprint of Three Crowns Publishing UK – on 25th July, now available for kindle (free via Kindle Unlimited) and… Read More »