Book Review : Don’t Think a Single Thought by Diana Cambridge
The Blurb : 1960s New York, and Emma Bowden seems to have it all – a glamorous Manhattan apartment, a loving husband, and a successful writing career. But while Emma and her husband Jonathan are on vacation at the Hamptons, a child drowns…
Book Review : Beware the Cuckoo by Julie Newman
Blurb: They were reunited at his funeral, school friends with a shared past. A past that is anything but straightforward. A past that harbours secrets and untruths.
Karen has a seemingly perfect life. An adoring husband, two wonderful children…
Book Review : Call Me Star Girl by Louise Beech
I loved Maria in the Moon by Louise Beech and was excited by the idea of the deliciously titled Call Me Star Girl which has been creeping up my TBR list since it launched. I was not disappointed.
Two words: Obsessive Love. For this is what…
Eden Interrupted: the wait is over
#Review: "Another beautifully crafted piece of life drama by the talented author of Seeking Eden. I’m in awe of this writer’s ability to see into the minds of such a diverse cast...I loved every page. This is a compelling page turning read,…
Book Review: The Fish That Climbed A Tree by Kevin Ansbro
Where to start with the literary feast that is The Fish That Climbed a Tree? I was attracted by the reviews but wasn’t sure the book would be for me as (generally) I like to keep it real. BUT - and here's the clever part – this fantastical…
Book Review : The Magic Touch by Kelly Florentia
The Magic Touch is the third book I have read and enjoyed by Kelly Florentia and it was a joy from first to last page. The author has an effervescent style and writes with such empathy that at times I felt I was reading someone’s journal as…
Book Review: In The Dark by Cara Hunter
I'm wishing you all a very happy and healthy New Year, and am kicking off my blog for 2019 with my review of In The Dark, which I enjoyed immensely and awarded 5 stars on Amazon.
In the Dark is Cara Hunter's second novel in her DI Adam Fawley…
Book Review: Lies Between Us by Ronnie Turner
I’ve just finished and thoroughly enjoyed Ronnie Turner’s debut ‘Lies Between Us’ – if enjoyed is quite the right word for something so utterly macabre.
Personally, I like my psychological thrillers like my favourite chocolate;…