Blog Tour Feature – Quintessentially Yours by Linn B Halton

By | September 24, 2015

Katherine Dale lives her life according to her daily horoscope forecast. Having recently hit forty, Katherine is living with her partner, James Kingman, and their delightful little six-month-old daughter, Leyla. James is an up-and-coming name in astrology and that’s how they met. At a party to celebrate the publication of Katherine’s first novel, James was… Read More »

Blog Tour Review – How To Be Brave by Louise Beech

By | September 23, 2015

All the stories died that morning … until we found the one we’d always known.When nine-year-old Rose is diagnosed with a life-threatening illness, Natalie must use her imagination to keep her daughter alive. They begin dreaming about and seeing a man in a brown suit who feels hauntingly familiar, a man who has something for… Read More »

Blog Tour Feature: Those Children Are Ours by David Burnett

By | September 22, 2015

Jennie Bateman screamed at her daughters, cursed at her husband, packed a bag, and walked away. Twelve years later, she petitions the family court for visitation with her daughters, Alexis and Christa.Her attorney tells Jennie that, ordinarily, she could not imagine that some type of visitation would not be granted. But, she warns, the situation… Read More »

Blog Tour Feature: Grumpies On Board by Carol E Wyer

By | September 21, 2015

Fancy a holiday with a difference? Then pack your bags and get ready for some extreme active ageing. Us ‘older’ folk are heading away from the traditional hotel holiday and at last, having fun!This humorous guide, compiled by Mr and Mrs Grumpy, offers alternatives to the usual holiday—from sensible to outrageous—to suit every grumpy guts.Learn… Read More »

Author feature – You Think You Know Me by Clare Chase

By | September 11, 2015

Sometimes, it’s not easy to tell the good guys from the bad…Freelance journalist, Anna Morris, is struggling to make a name for herself, so she’s delighted to attend a launch event for a hip young artist at her friend Seb’s gallery.But an exclusive interview isn’t all Anna comes away with. After an encounter with the… Read More »

Review – The Good Neighbour by Beth Miller

By | September 7, 2015

Everyone has secrets. How far will you go to protect yours?After living next to the neighbours from hell, Minette is overjoyed when Cath and her two children move in next door. Cath soon becomes her confidante, a kindred spirit, even her daughter’s babysitter.But Cath keeps herself unusually guarded and is reluctant to speak of her… Read More »

Review – The Tea Planter’s Wife by Dinah Jefferies

By | September 7, 2015

Nineteen-year-old Gwendolyn Hooper steps off a steamer in Ceylon full of optimism, eager to join her new husband. But the man who greets her at the tea plantation is not the same one she fell in love with in London.Distant and brooding, Laurence spends long days wrapped up in his work, leaving his young bride… Read More »

Being Anne – and an introduction to OAPSchat

By | September 5, 2015

I’ve talked before about my plans when I set up Being Anne – I really wanted it to be more than a book blog, more about what it meant to be me. I’ll own up that I’ve given up on that idea – I love concentrating on books, and those other plans just won’t be… Read More »

Review – The Mistake I Made by Paula Daly

By | September 3, 2015

We all think we know who we are. What we’re capable of.Roz is a single mother, a physiotherapist, a sister, a friend. She’s also desperate.Her business has gone under, she’s crippled by debt and she’s just had to explain to her son why someone’s taken all their furniture away.But now a stranger has made her an… Read More »

Review – The Curvy Girls Baby Club by Michele Gorman

By | September 3, 2015

LOVE, LIFE AND A CHRISTMAS DUE DATE Ellie is fresh back from her honeymoon and can’t wait to share her news with her best friends Katie and Jane. To everyone’s surprise, mother-of-two Jane has news of her own… The women are due a day apart and Katie can’t wait to be an honorary auntie to… Read More »

Author feature – Lies Ripped Open by Steve McHugh

By | August 28, 2015

Over a hundred years have passed since a group of violent killers went on the rampage, murdering innocent victims for fun. But even back then, sorcerer Nate Garrett, aka Hellequin, knew there was more to it than simple savage pleasure—souls were being stolen.Nate’s discovery of the souls’ use, and of those supporting the group’s plan,… Read More »

Author feature – Life Without Me by Anna Legat

By | August 26, 2015

How well do you really know the ones you love?  A dark and brilliantly funny look at what being a fly on the wall is really like, Life Without Me is Anna Legat’s debut novel. Georgie Ibsen is a successful, cynical, fortysomething hotshot lawyer. She runs her life, professional and personal, with precision and clear purpose. She’s… Read More »