“I Know You” is a fast paced, gripping psychological thriller that I really enjoyed. It’s certainly one that’s going to make you think and perhaps review your privacy settings online too! It’s 5 stars from me!… Read More Book Review: I Know You by Annabel Kantaria
It’s my stop on the blog tour for “Death Makes No Distinction”. This book tells the story of the murder of two very different woman living in Georgian London. The story was well written and I enjoyed trying to work out who was responsible for each of the deaths. This book gets 4 stars from me!… Read More Blog Tour: Death Makes No Distinction by Lucienne Boyle
It’s my stop on the blog tour for “Leaves” by John Simmons. “Leaves” is very well written story of humanity and community. Parts of the description in particular is beautiful, like reading a poem or song lyrics. … Read More Blog Tour: Leaves by John Simmons
I gave “Running Like a Girl” 4 stars on my first read and I think I enjoyed it even more second time round. I’d recommend this book for anyone who wants to run, or is thinking about running, but needs that extra push to get out the door – 5 stars!… Read More Book Review: Running Like a Girl by Alexandra Heminsley
An emotional and heavy read, Chris Cleave’s “Incendiary” looks at the aftermath of a terrorist attack and how grief, guilt and loss can affect a person. I didn’t love it as much as “Little Bee” but it’s still 4 stars from me.… Read More Book Review: Incendiary by Chris Cleave
“One?” is a fantastically English piece of contemporary fiction set in the 2000s. Penelope, Charlie and Zara are great characters and these ladies are some of the most relatable I’ve read in a while. I really enjoyed this – 5 stars!… Read More Book Review: One? by Jennifer L. Cahill
It’s my stop on the “I Can’t Tell You Why” blog tour! “I Can’t Tell You Why” tells the story of a woman questioning the decisions she has made in her love life. Recommended for fans of contemporary romance that doesn’t always go to plan – it’s 4 stars from me.… Read More Blog Tour: I Can’t Tell You Why by Elaine Robertson North
“Expectation” explores how female friendships change over time. I found it to be very relatable and enjoyed learning about the lives and friendships between Hannah, Cate and Lissa. It’s 5 stars from me!… Read More Book Review: Expectation by Anna Hope
A story of espionage during WW2 sounds like it’s going to be a winner, but in reality I found that “Transcription” was a little boring and slow-paced for my liking. I liked the premise, but the story didn’t impress – 2 stars.… Read More Book Review: Transcription by Kate Atkinson
Bridget Jones’s Diary was an easy four star read for me. It’s certainly not the best book ever written, but it’s fun, British and so relatable. Who hasn’t had body insecurities, faced a stinking hangover or felt the judgement of others? I’d recommend this book for fans of the film – read it and fall in love with Bridget all over again!… Read More Book Review: Bridget Jones’s Diary by Helen Fielding
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