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One of the best unreliable narrator novels I have read in a while. Click by L. Smyth was just that bit different to everything else I have read so far this year. I love the crime/thriller/psychological drama genre (whatever it is called) - but it can get repetitive. Or more precisely if you read too... Continue Reading →
I enjoyed it. I really enjoyed it. It’s the type of contemporary romance/drama that I am enjoying far more these days than the light and fluffy reads. It had substance. The Island Affair by Helena Halme dealt with some tough themes of grief, loss, betrayal, martial affairs - but it wasn’t a sad story. It... Continue Reading →
I didn’t read Nine perfect strangers by Liane Moriarty, but I listened to the Audible audio-book version narrated by Caroline Lee. I love audio books. Love them. How did anyone ever get the motivation to clean the house before Audible? My kitchen is a nicer place thanks largely to my Audible subscription. At 19 hours... Continue Reading →
Do the books you buy keep getting pushed to the back of the queue? Or is it just me? I keep buying books (sorry, not sorry) and I am not getting the time to read them at the moment - Yes I'm looking at you The Priory of the Orange Tree. I’ve suffered from #bookblogger... Continue Reading →
This hasn’t been my best reading week or blogging week. I’ve been full of the cold and I had a sinus infection, so I laid around a lot. I watched TV. Far more TV than I usually watch. I have binged on several series of Dexter – an oldie now, but very good. I’ve never... Continue Reading →
Book Blurb Every woman has a secret... Everyone admires Suzy and her doll's house life. She has a gorgeous family, a beautiful home and a successful business. But Suzy hasn't always been in control. In her past lies a shadowy tale of fear and instability - a life that she once ran away from, and... Continue Reading →
I love the idea behind the collection of stories - 7 in total. A series of fairy tales about women who do not need to be rescued in the too often typical manner of a knight on a shining white horse. Pro-women fairy tales. The whole collection was good. And as an adult, I thought... Continue Reading →
I want to be blogging… I would rather be writing… I could be reading… BUT When I get an afternoon or day alone with no other immediate commitments, I end up stuck in what often feels like an endless cycle of daily drudgery. Washing, cooking, laundry, changing beds, dusting, hovering, picking up mine and everyone’s... Continue Reading →
Book Blurb WHAT IF THE PERSON YOU’RE ORDERED TO KILL IS THE WOMAN YOU WANT TO PROTECT? Michael North, assassin and spy-for-hire, is very good at killing bad guys. But what happens when his shadowy bosses at the dark heart of the post-Brexit British government, order him to kill an innocent woman and North can’t... Continue Reading →
Book Blurb Will she find the truth? England, 1940 After a sudden unexplained disappearance, Thomas Charles comes back into Cat Carlisle’s life with the suggestion she leave London – and the threat of bombs – to move to back her childhood village in Cumberland. Back in her hometown Cat discovers her childhood friend, Beth Hargreaves,... Continue Reading →
