The Thinking Man’s Crime Maidens Of The Cave by Lloyd Devereux Richards is an absolutely marvellous contemporary crime suspense that had me glued and guessing from the start. The plotline is intricate, well thought out and executed. It is definitely a thinking man’s novel. There is no time to sit back and relax as the […]

Very Charming Second Chances In Bellbird Bay by Maggie Christensen is a very charming contemporary novel and the seventh book in the Bellbird Bay series. It warmed my heart. Bellbird Bay is the place where a huge warm welcome awaits. Strangers quickly become friends. There is an air of community that pervades the book. Lives […]

All You Need Is Love Coffins And Confetti by Ruth Graham is a wonderful look at life following a Birmingham celebrant as we see funerals, weddings and general life observances. Ruth Graham has a very personable style that feels like reading a letter from a dear friend. As we glimpse snapshots of her life, we […]

Cover Reveal The Bridesmaid’s Brother For Penny Archer, dating after forty has proved to be less ‘silver foxes and romantic dinners’, and more ‘last chance bargain bin’. She’s met every liar and cheater in the dating pool, and after one heartbreak too many, she is officially sworn off men. A strong, single mum, she doesn’t […]

Rebuilding A Fond Farewell For The Tobacco Girls by Lizzie Lane is a marvellous historical novel and the sixth book in The Tobacco Girls series. It can be read as a stand-alone. The action is set in 1945 as the second world war in Europe has ended but the war in Japan continues until August. […]

Fascinating & Very Interesting Another fascinating interview by Michael Wilson with Dean Koontz, following the publication of his latest book After Death. Michael Wilson asks more in depth questions, and Dean Koontz, who is a man of faith, and is extremely interesting to listen to. Tune in to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XF8CeI8NUA and have a watch. I am […]

Exciting & All Consuming The Crying Cave Killings by Wes Markin is another fabulous crime suspense and the third book in The Yorkshire Murders series. It can be read as a stand-alone but I recommend reading the previous books first for maximum enjoyment. I enjoyed being reunited with familiar faces who were once more relentless […]

Sowing Seeds Of Hope The Ration Book Baby by Ellie Curzon is a delightful historical novel to start a new series.  The action is set during the early years of World War II, near an air base in the South East. We follow a young nurse and her family, as well as the English and […]

Satire At Its Finest So Last Century by Charles Nevin is an extremely entertaining and unique look at the twentieth century events. This is satire at its finest. The book is split into several sections, looking at key events in the last century. Facts blend perfectly with fiction, literally, as we bump into characters from […]

Cover Reveal A Holiday Romance in Ferry Lane Market When soap actor Sabrina Swift loses her way due to a public scandal, she packs up her life, heads to Cornwall and randomly finds herself running a Christmas gift shop in the quaint and quirky Ferry Lane Market. Changing her looks and identity to keep her […]