It’s such a pleasure today to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of Echoes of the Runes by Christina Courtenay, published by Headline Review on 5th March and available for kindle, in paperback, and as an audiobook. My thanks to Kelly at #LoveBooksTours for the invitation and support, and to the publishers… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for You’ve Got My Number by Angela Barton, published by Choc Lit on 18th February, now available for kindle via Amazon in the UK and US, and also on all other major e-book platforms and as an audio download. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s… Read More »
It’s a real delight today to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of The Lost Lights of St Kilda by Elisabeth Gifford: published in hardcover and for kindle today (5th March) by Corvus Books, the paperback will follow in October. My thanks to Anne at Random Things Tours for the invitation and support, to… Read More »
When I joined the blog tour, back in 2017, for Invisible Women by Sarah Long, I just couldn’t find space on my reading list, and only managed to post an extract (you’ll find it here). I’m always delighted to discover an author whose books feature women of a certain age, so I wasn’t going to… Read More »
It’s such a pleasure today to help launch the blog tour for A Village Affair by Julie Houston: the paperback was published on 6th February by Aria Fiction, but it’s also available for kindle, Kobo, as an iBook and via Googleplay. My thanks to Vicky at Aria for my invitation and all her support, and… Read More »
I’m really delighted today to be joining the blog tour for House of Lies by Terry Lynn Thomas, the third Cat Carlisle mystery, and a book I’ve been really looking forward to. Published by HQ Digital on 4th March, it’s now available for pre-order via Amazon in the UK and US. My thanks to HQ… Read More »
It’s not very often that I share cover reveals, but for this wonderful book – with thanks to Rachel from Rachel’s Random Resources for the invitation – I’m very happy to make an exception. The Walls We Build by Jules Hayes will be published in paperback and for kindle (also available through Kindle Unlimited) on… Read More »
It’s a pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for The Lark Ascending by Sally Zigmond, published for kindle by The Conrad Press on 18th December 2019. My thanks to Anne at Random Things Tours for the invitation and support. Everything about this book – the Leeds setting, the era, the story – told… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog blitz for When Polly Met Olly by Zoe May. Published in January 2019 by HQ Digital, it’s available for kindle via Amazon in the UK and US, as an ebook via Apple, Google and Kobo, and also in paperback. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s… Read More »
I’m stepping some way outside my comfort zone today – and I was really surprised how much I enjoyed the experience! I’m sharing my review of Autumn Bride by Melinda Hammond, first published in January 1983, published for kindle in 2015: it’s also available via Kindle Unlimited, and as part of the Four Regency Seasons anthology… Read More »
It’s been far too long since I last reviewed one of the excellent books published by Orenda Books – my apologies everyone, it’s quite unforgivable of me. But if there’s one author who will always tempt me back, it’s the wonderful Louise Beech. It’s a real pleasure today to share my review of I Am… Read More »
Having so enjoyed The Summer of Going Topless (you’ll find my review here), I’m delighted today to join the blog tour and share my review of another lovely book from Liz Davies. The Cottage on Wildflower Lane was independently published on 14th February, and is now available for kindle (inc KU) and in paperback via… Read More »
Today sees the paperback publication, by Bloomsbury Books, of two wonderful books by Louisa Treger – The Lodger and The Dragon Lady – and I really didn’t want to miss the opportunity to share my reviews again, and to tell you how very much I enjoyed them. Dorothy Richardson is existing just above the poverty… Read More »
It’s an absolute delight to be joining the blog tour today and sharing my review of Wild Spinning Girls by Carol Lovekin, and particularly so on the day of its release: published by Honno, one of my favourite small presses, this wonderful book is now available both as an e-book and paperback. My thanks to… Read More »
I’m so delighted today to be part of the official launch celebrations for the Romantic Fiction Book Club. If you haven’t found it yet, over on Facebook (and where have you been?!), its aim is to create a warm and cosy place for members to engage with readers, bloggers and authors of romantic fiction. It’s… Read More »