Helen Pollard returns to the blog today with the third of the La Cour des Roses series, and the conclusion of Emmy’s story in the French countryside. 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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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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An historical mystery with dual tmelines, a long-held secret and plenty of gasps, please read on for Ellen Marie WIseman’s latest book Read more of this post
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A debut book from Lisa Hill comes to the blog today – with a dash of everything: love, growth, loss, intrigue and drama, all wrapped up in a pretty package. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Jill Shalvis is on the blog today with the first in her new Wildstone Series, a series that is sure to please readers who loved her Heartbreaker Bay series – like me. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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My introduction to Lisa See, and I couldn’t be happier with this choice. Brew a large pot of tea (my favorite is Silver Needles – not from the story but….) and read my review of Read more of this post
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“If a man’s character is to be abused, say what you will, there’s nobody like a relative to do the business”, the perfect lead in for the review of my first introduction to Grant Ginder. Please read on for my review of this snarky, sassy and somehow all too relevant title Read more of this post
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If there is a Dog & Duck pub and a village like Little Leyton as imagined by Jill Steeples – I’m packing my bags to move there now! Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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Sandy Taylor is on the blog today with the third in her Brighton Girls Trilogy, this a story of love and sacrifice in war-time Britain. Please read on for my review of Read more of this post
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