The first book from author Mechthild Gläser translated into English caught my eye with a unique premise sure to capture the child reader hidden deep inside. Narrated by Mary Sarah, please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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An epilogue of sorts to the period drama television show Land Girls, this title by show creator Roland Moore settles on Connie and the changes to her life and situation in Read more of this post
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Kathleen Baldwin is on the blog today with the second in her sweet regency trilogy My Notorious Aunt series, narrated by Beverly A. Crick. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Oh it’s too early for Christmas but this debut novel from Erin Green uses the holidays and the celebrations as a background for personal growth and discovery. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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The first in Anna Harrington’s historic romance series, Capturing the Carlisles, comes with laughs, a mistaken proposition and a friends to lovers trope that is both sweet and amusing. Narrated by Justine Eyre, please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Graham Norton, best known for his snarky humor and talk show is on the blog today with his debut fictional offering: set in a small Irish town. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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How could any reader resist this new series from Paige Shelton? A Dangerous Type mysteries are set in a shop that is dedicated to words: restoring and repairing typewriters, restoring books and even providing papers and pens of all sorts. Please read on for my review of this title, narrated by Marguerite Gavin Read more of this post
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Debut author Jen Mouat is on the blog today and bringing a story filled with going home to find a new direction. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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I’m a fan of the unusual and perhaps not so politically correct views on the world, real or imagined. And no one does this better than the Brits. Today David Jester is on the blog with a wonderfully twisted and darkly humorous story Read more of this post
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Whoops, I did it again! The second title in new-to-me author Georgia Hill’s Millie Vanilla’s Cupcake Café is up for review today – of course I wouldn’t be me if I didn’t jump into the middle of this series because I’d heard good things. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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