It’s a real pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for Maybe Baby by Carol Thomas, and sharing my review. Published as an e-book by Ruby Fiction on 2nd April, the book is now available for kindle via Amazon in the UK and US, on all other major e-book platforms. My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s… Read More »
At long last, I’ve managed to read and review a book by Rosie Travers. I’ve been trying to fit The Theatre of Dreams into my reading list since it came out – I’ve read enough reviews to know that I’d love it. But then Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources told me about Rosie’s new book… Read More »
I think I might just have been as excited as Faith Hogan herself to see the enormous blog tour Aria Books have arranged to celebrate the paperback publication of My Husband’s Wives on 7th March, complete with its gorgeous new cover – available from Amazon and all good bookshops, and also as an ebook via Kobo,… Read More »
Just a little postscript today to my features a few weeks ago on Yorkshire Author Promotions and Promoting Yorkshire Authors (PYA): if you’d like to read the posts again, you’ll find my report on the romance panel discussion here, the feature on the lovely talk by Angela Wren here. I haven’t yet had the opportunity… Read More »
Author Anne Stormont was my guest here on Being Anne back in November, setting the scene for her latest book: Settlement, was published in September, and is available in paperback and for kindle (also available via Kindle Unlimited), and you can read her post again here. Although I’ve never read one of her books, our paths… Read More »
It’s a pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for 21st-Century Yokel by Tom Cox, published in paperback by Unbound on 21st March but also available in a range of other formats. Having so enjoyed Tom’s short story collection, Help the Witch (you’ll find my review here), I really wish I could have fitted this one… Read More »
A rare excursion for me today into the world of crime fiction, and it’s a real pleasure to introduce you to the books of Jan Newton. Her latest, Rather To Be Pitied, is published today by Honno Press, available as an e-book and paperback, and I must thank the publishers for my advance reading e-copy.… Read More »
A pleasure today to be joining the blog tour for Time’s Tide by Adrian Harvey, published by Urbane Publications on 14th March, available for kindle (just 99p at the moment) and in paperback. I couldn’t fit in the reading of this one, but I did notice that the author’s debut, Being Someone, was selected for… Read More »
It’s always a real pleasure to welcome Val Portelli as my guest on Being Anne, new book or not. Her latest, Story of a Country Boy, is now available for kindle and in paperback – a gritty saga that follows the path of a lowly peasant through the sordid side of 1960s London, in his search… Read More »
It’s a real pleasure today to be sharing my review of The Family Secret by Terry Lynn Thomas, published as an e-book by HQ Digital on 1st March, with the paperback to follow on 16th May. This is the second book featuring the quite wonderful Cat Carlisle, and I’ve been really looking forward to it… Read More »
I’m really delighted today to be joining the blog tour for The Forgotten Secret by Kathleen McGurl, published on 1st March for kindle by HQ Digital, available via Amazon in the UK and US. The paperback will follow on 16th May, and is available for pre-order. My thanks to Rachel from Rachel’s Random Resources for… Read More »
It’s not very often that I get the time or opportunity to revisit earlier reviews, but I’m having a quiet week and couldn’t help noticing that Sewing The Shadows Together, the first novel by Alison Baillie, has been republished as an e-book and in paperback. This time the publisher is Bloodhound Books, and they’ve added… Read More »
Having helped with the cover reveal back in September last year, it’s a real pleasure today to share my review of The Perfect Betrayal, the debut psychological thriller from Lauren North, to be published as an e-book by Transworld/Penguin on 14th March. It’s available for pre-order, as is the paperback which will follow at the end… Read More »
It’s such a pleasure today to share my review of Call Me Star Girl by Louise Beech, published as an e-book on 18th February by Orenda Books, with the paperback to follow on 18th April. My thanks to Karen Sullivan for my advance reading copy, although I did purchase the kindle version on release day… Read More »
It’s such a pleasure today to be sharing my review of The Last Words of Madeleine Anderson by Helen Kitson, published on 7th March by Louise Walters Books, when it will be available in paperback and for kindle. If you order the paperback through Louise Walters Books’ website, your copy will be signed by the… Read More »