Well, I really did hope I’d do rather better in getting through the many Christmas books that caught my eye this year – only six in December (if you visit my home page, you’ll see all the reviews), and I thoroughly enjoyed every one, but I’m reluctantly going to have to call it a day.… Read More »
One last Christmas book before I take a break and get stuck into the Christmas films? It’s a pleasure to share my review of A Family for Christmas in Pelican Crossing by Maggie Christensen – the seventh book in this lovely series, independently published on 4th November, now available for kindle (just £1.99, or free… Read More »
Sorry, a little later in the day than I planned – but my third review of the day! It’s not very often (in fact, it’s unheard of!) that I read one of Beth Moran’s books so long after publication – but when I ran out of reviewing time before my cruise, The Most Wonderful Time… Read More »
And another? I called Emma Davies’ last book “a perfect read” – and today it’s a delight to share my review of her latest, One December Morning, which I perhaps loved even more. Published by Bookouture on 7th/8th October, it’s now available for kindle (just 99p, or free via Kindle Unlimited) and in paperback. The… Read More »
I’ve made really good progress on the pre-Christmas festive reads, but time’s fast running out – so I think I’d better share three reviews today (and then just one more before the big day)! First up, it’s such a pleasure to share my review of Christmas at the French Repair Shop by Sophie Claire. Published… Read More »
One more today? It’s such a pleasure to share my review of the wonderful Let the Bells Ring Out by Milly Johnson. Published by Simon & Schuster on 23rd October, it’s now available as an ebook, in hardcover and as an audiobook: the ecopy I read was my own, preordered and purchased via Amazon. Goodness,… Read More »
Ok, it’s definitely time to start sharing my Christmas book reviews – and where better to start than with Christmas on Fifth Avenue by Julie Caplin. This is the first Christmas Escapes book, a spin-off series from her lovely Romantic Escapes, and entirely readable (and equally enjoyable) as a standalone, as her books always are.… Read More »
And just one more today? It’s such a pleasure to share my review of the latest book from Jaimie Admans, Dreams Come True at the Fairytale Museum, the sixth in her wonderful Ever After Street series: published by Boldwood Books on 13th October, it’s now available as an e-book (free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback… Read More »
And another rather overdue review? I’m delighted today to share my review of the latest book from the wonderful Jane Lovering, The Monday Night Heartbreak Club: published on 12th October by Boldwood Books, it’s now available as an ebook (free via Kindle Unlimited), as an audiobook, and also in paperback and hardcover. The copy I… Read More »
Christmas reads coming up soon, but just a few post-holiday reviews I really must share first – and first up, it’s a real pleasure to share my review of The Peculiar Incident at Thistlewick House, the latest book from Jenni Keer. Published by Boldwood Books on 11th October, it’s now available as an ebook (free… Read More »
I’m so delighted today to be joining the blog tour for the latest book from Judy Leigh, Golden Girls on the Run, and sharing my review: published by Boldwood Books on 6th December, it’s now available as an e-book (free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback and hardcover, and as an audiobook. As always, my thanks… Read More »
I think you might just know by now that I’ve just returned from a two month cruise around the Mediterranean – something very different for me, and the lovely memories will stay with me for a very long time. I didn’t mention it before I left, but I did think it might just be the… Read More »
A little late in the day, but I really wanted to join the publication day celebrations and share my review of the latest book from Clare Swatman, The Garden of Shared Stories: published today (3rd December) by Boldwood Books, it’s now available as an ebook (free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback and hardcover, and as… Read More »
I’m really delighted today to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of the second book in Kim Nash’s Sandpiper Shores series, Life Begins at the Cornish Cottage. Published on 31st October by Boldwood Books, it’s now available for kindle (free via Kindle Unlimited) , in paperback and hardcover, and as an audiobook,… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for A Family Affair by Joy Wood: independently published on 20th November, it’s now available for kindle (free through Kindle Unlimited) and in paperback via Amazon in the UK and US. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for the invitation and support.… Read More »