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The Heartbeat Of Life Life And Love At Mulberry Lane by Rosie Clarke is the most delightful historical novel that entertained me from the start. The action is set in 1961 as we follow residents of Mulberry Lane in London. It is a time of opportunity as new ventures are opening up. We also travel […]

Amazing Grace Songs For A Sunday by Heather Norman Smith is a most charming Christian dual timeline that I adored. The novel is the heartbeat of God for His children. His love for us is palpable, and the love of the characters for each other is vast. We belong to our earthly family and we […]

Cosy Crime At It’s Best A Date To Die For by E V Hunter is a contemporary cosy crime that I read in just one sitting. The characters were all well drawn, likable and realistic. The leading pair made quite a crime-busting duo – the private investigator and the journalist, accompanied by a very savvy […]

Love In Action Looking Out For Love by Sophia Money-Coutts is a wonderfully warm contemporary novel about love. Love comes in many forms. We all need love. Love is what makes the world go round. In the novel we witness the love between two best friends since childhood. Their friendship is rocked by a cancer […]

Always & Forever All My Love by Miranda Dickinson is the most charming contemporary novel that I never wanted to end. The tone is wonderfully light-hearted and fun, with much amusing banter. The book celebrates life and love and friendship. We all need those people around us who believe in us. Too often the world […]

Please have a watch of this fantastic interview with Dean Koontz from our son Michael Wilson. Dean is a thoroughly nice man. The interview has probing questions he has never been asked before. I have ordered three of Dean’s books to read but put many more in my wish list! JULIA WILSON Here is the […]

Stepping Back In Time A Notable Omission by Isabella Muir is an historical novel set in 1970. It is the fourth book in the Janie Juke Mystery series but can be read as a stand-alone. The novel was very atmospheric. Comprehensive descriptions of the décor really evoked memories of the early seventies. It was brash. […]

Small Town Life Mrs Bambi Knows by Chris Mason is a delightful contemporary novel about life in small town America. The town comes to life under Chris Mason’s pen. I could ‘see’ the main street, A.M’s dress shop and Clarence’s farm to name but a few. Chris Mason’s words really evoke small town life – […]