Perfect Silence” is the fourth book in the D.I. Callanach series by Helen Fields. I didn’t find myself immersed in this story and it was a little long for my tastes, but I still enjoyed this gruesome tale – 3 stars from me.… Read More Audiobook Review: Perfect Silence by Helen Fields
A collection of Agatha Christie stories, “The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding” gives you a little snippet of Christmas and a few other stories to keep you entertained for a short time. Nothing amazing, but enjoyable nonetheless – 3 stars.… Read More Audiobook Review: The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding by Agatha Christie
I enjoyed “The Flower Farm” by Rachal Lucas. A nice cosy read that kept me entertained for a few days in audiobook format. Not overly memorable, but a really cute 3 star read.… Read More Audiobook Review: The Flower Farm by Rachael Lucas
“Death and Croissants” by Ian Moore is an entertaining mystery that’s bound to put a smile on your face. Recommended for fans of a light-hearted cosy mystery. It’s 4 stars from me!… Read More Audiobook Review: Death and Fromage by Ian Moore
An enjoyable dramatisation, I’d recommend you borrow the audiobook version ‘Bar Mitzvah Boy’ from your library for a quick read/listen!… Read More Audiobook Review: Bar Mitzvah Boy by Jack Rosenthal
‘Our Daily Bread’ tells the story of a priest and his parishioners. It’s quite bleak at times, but it’s honest and a personal account of the struggles of daily lives for many. I enjoyed it, but in some chapters felt a little as though I was being preached to (non-religiously) with little suggestion or solution provided. This was a three star read for me!… Read More Audiobook Review: Our Daily Bread: From Argos to the Altar by Father Alex Frost
There were some highs and some lows for me in Danielle Evans’ “The Office of Historical Corrections”. I loved the novella and a couple of the short stories, but as an overall collection I didn’t love it. A nice 3 star read! … Read More Audiobook Review: The Office of Historical Corrections by Danielle Evans
“A Flicker in the Dark” is a debut psychological thriller that really made me think about how someone’s crimes can affect those around them on such a great scale. It was a little slow for me and not all that memorable, but an enjoyable 3 star read.… Read More Book Review: A Flicker in the Dark by Stacy Willingham
A modern re-telling of ‘Vanity Fair’ blended with some real life tabloid scandals, ‘Becky’ by Sarah May gives the reader a peak of the newspaper world in the 90s. I enjoyed it but it didn’t blow me away. A 3 star read!… Read More Book Review: Becky by Sarah May
‘Whistle in the Dark’ by Emma Healey tells the story of Jen and her daughter Lana. Touching on some important topics, this is a good character study of the two main family members, but it wasn’t as gripping as I would have expected. A 3 star read!… Read More Book Review: Whistle in the Dark by Emma Healey
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