Jules_Writes
I loved Ask Again, yes by Mary Beth Keane. From the very first page I was completely drawn into the lives of the Gleesons and Stanhopes. The writing was exceptional. The characters, the details, the setting, the atmosphere, all worked perfectly to create something special. Ask again, yes deserves to win some prizes. It's a... Continue Reading →
I really liked The warehouse by Rob Hart. I really liked it. I really, really liked it. I really, really, really… well you get the point. I liked it. The warehouse by Rob Hart is high up in my TOP 5 books I’ve read this year. Maybe even Top 3, could I be as bold... Continue Reading →
When I first heard about Comatose by Tony Estrella my interested was immediately piqued. Have you read the book blurb, intriguing right? The exploration of lucid dreaming caught my attention because I can lucid dream. It wasn’t until my university years during a psychology class that I realised what it was and that not everyone... Continue Reading →
This is our last full week of the holidays and I am behind, behind on blogging, behind on reading, behind on twitter and I think pretty much just behind with life/daily chores. But, I've had another lovely week spending as much time as possible with my small wee person. I can't believe that summer is... Continue Reading →
The Hidden Wife by Amanda Reynolds started off good, and kept me reading and excited to turn the page. It was addictive. And I read a whole third of it in one sitting, which I almost never do. It might have helped that me wee small person was visiting her Grandma's at the time. But... Continue Reading →
Are you looking for a great thriller with a twist I doubt you will see coming? A well written novel? And maybe a new favourite author? Then can I recommend Then she vanishes by Claire Douglas - It kept me reading when I should have been sleeping. And I love my sleep. Book Blurb: One... Continue Reading →
The Home Office estimates that there are currently around 13,000 slaves in the UK, though other sources suggest this is a gross underestimate). From the start of the book to the last page it is clear that the topic of domestic slavery and human trafficking is an important issue for the author. The story reads... Continue Reading →
Book Blurb: A mother’s job is to protect her child…but everyone makes mistakes. I never thought it would happen to me… One moment I had it all – a gorgeous husband, a beautiful home, a fulfilling career and two adorable children. The next, everything came crashing down around me. They said it was my fault.... Continue Reading →
You might have noticed (but probably not) that I haven’t been around much over June. I needed a break. I was tired of blogging. I was falling behind on reviews and each time I sat down to write a post I lost all inspiration and interest. So, I had a wee break and just read.... Continue Reading →
