It’s a real pleasure to be helping launch the blog tour today and sharing my review of the debut novel from Josie Bonham, A Good Match For The Major. This lovely Regency romance – the first in a planned series, The Reluctant Brides – is now available for kindle (free via Kindle Unlimited) and in… Read More »

I’m slipping over to the darker side today, and it’s a real pleasure to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of The House Party by Mary Grand. Published yesterday (21st July) by Boldwood Books,  this book is now available for kindle (free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback and as an audiobook. My… Read More »

It’s a real pleasure today to be taking part in the blog tour for the new book from Cathy Mansell, The Dublin Girls: published by Headline Review, this book will be published on 23rd July for kindle, in paperback, and as an audiobook (all available for preorder). My thanks to Emily Patience at Headline for… Read More »

It’s not very often that I read a whole series, but this one has been a real delight. Today it’s a pleasure to be joining the blog blitz and sharing my review of A Wedding at Wynter House, the third and final book in the Wyntersleap series by Emily Harvale. Published on 5th May, this lovely… Read More »

It was a pleasure to join in with the cover reveal back in April, but today it’s an even greater pleasure to share my review of Spirited by Julie Cohen. Her first venture into historical fiction, this book was published by Orion Books for kindle, in hardback, and as an audiobook on 9th July. My thanks… Read More »

It might surprise you to know that although Jenny Kane is a regular visitor here at Being Anne, I’ve never actually managed to read any of her books – and isn’t that just awful? When Aria Fiction invited me to join the blog tour for the first book in her new series, Midsummer Dreams at… Read More »

I’m delighted today to be helping reveal the rather lovely cover of the forthcoming book from Elaine Spires, The Banjo, Book Two: due to be published on 21st August, it’s now available for kindle pre-order via Amazon in the UK and US. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for the invitation and support.… Read More »

It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for Homeward Bound by Richard Smith: published by Matador in November 2019, it’s available for kindle and in paperback via Amazon, for nook from Barnes and Noble, and in paperback via Waterstones and Ink84. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for the… Read More »

It’s a pleasure to again welcome author Laura Briggs as my guest today, this time as part of the blog blitz for A Cornish Daisy’s Kiss: this is the sixth book in her lovely series A Little Hotel in Cornwall, and is now available via Amazon for kindle. My thanks to Rachel from Rachel’s Random Resources… Read More »

Just for a change, today I’m joining a blog tour on its final day and sharing my review (at last!) of A Sunset in Sydney by Sandy Barker, the third and final novel in the Holiday Romance series. Published by One More Chapter on 3rd July, this lovely book is now available as an e-book… Read More »

A real pleasure today to be helping launch the blog tour and sharing my review of The Village Shop for Lonely Hearts by Alison Sherlock: published today (9th July) by Boldwood Books, it’s now available for kindle (and free via Kindle Unlimited), in paperback and as an audiobook. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random… Read More »

Although I don’t very often take part in cover reveals, it’s a real pleasure today to help share the new cover for Buried Treasure by Gilli Allan. It’s been available for kindle since June 2019, but the new cover provides the perfect opportunity for a relaunch – and I’m delighted to tell you that it’s… Read More »

It’s far, far too long since I read and reviewed a book from Rachael English – and I’m really delighted today to be joining the blog tour and sharing my review of The Paper Bracelet. Published by Headline Review, and already available as an e-book and audiobook, the paperback is published tomorrow (9th July). My… Read More »

I’ve been wanting to try Alex Martin’s Katherine Wheel series for such a long time – I downloaded the first in the series, Daffodils, not that long after it was published back in 2014, and have done the same with all the books that followed. When I knew I’d be meeting Alex at the Narberth… Read More »

Well, I did promise, didn’t I? After sharing the simply gorgeous cover on 15th June, it’s a real delight today to help launch the blog tour and to share my publication day review of Wedding Bells at the Signal Box Café by Annette Hannah: published for kindle by Orion Dash, it’s now available via Amazon in… Read More »