So far this year I have been making the effort to squeeze in some historical fiction. So when I got the email about The Red Gene I jumped at the chance of joining the #blogtour. Historical fiction is a genre I love, but it is also a genre that I don't always read - something … Continue reading The Red Gene by Barbara Lamplugh #blogtour #gifted
First of all Happy Easter! When I first received the email about The Pale ones by Bartholomew Bennett all I could think was - A horror about books! Yes please. The pale ones by Bartholomew Bennett was one rather creepy wee read. I enjoyed it - can you ever say that about horror fiction without … Continue reading The Pale Ones by Bartholomew Bennett #BlogTour #ProvidedForReview
What if your happy ending didn’t happen the first time around? Well Karen is about to find out when she meets Elliot and his teenage daughter during her disaster of a 40th birthday party. A chance meeting? A new beginning… Every now and then I like to read something fun, light and guaranteed to make … Continue reading It’s my Birthday by Hannah Pearl #Blogtour #providedforreview
After reading (some great) but rather dark and intense crime novels I was delighted when Maybe Baby by Carol Thomas landed in my kindle - Thank you Choc Lit and Rachel. Maybe Baby was a cute, sweet and great big romantic romp of a story. It was fun and also funny at points. Plus, it … Continue reading Maybe Baby by Carol Thomas #blogtour #providedforreview
I’m not a psychic, but I feel reasonably certain that… I will be featuring 55 by James Delargy in my future TOP 2019 READS post at the beginning of 2020, of course after all the partying in the #onemoreword household has stopped. I am not ashamed to say that I am a slow reader and … Continue reading 55 by James Delargy #blogtour #providedforreview #whoisfiftyfive
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 Click by L. Smyth #ARC #Providedforreview
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 Nine perfect strangers by Liane Moriarty #bookreview #Audible
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 The wife’s shadow by Cath Weeks #bookreview #ARC #providedforreview
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 The silver moon storybook by Elaine Gunn – Illustrated by Megan MacPhie #Blogtour #providedforreview
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 Killing State by Judith O’Reilly #bookreview #providedforreview #LoveBooksGroupTours
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