Look what beautiful book arrived through my door today ❤ This book recently came up for review, but I resisted temptation, and decided to wait until publication day. I just had to buy a paperback copy, as I was so in love with the cover ❤ Thank you to Shani Struthers who kindly allowed me… Continue reading #BookPost – Signed Copy of Old Cross Cottage, by Shani Struthers @shani_struthers
So, it seems listing these Teachers Have Class novelty craft buttons in my eBay shop yesterday, inspired me to start reading The Teacher last night. I have absolutely no idea why, lol 😉 I’m only about 80 pages in, but enjoying it so far 🙂 Have any of you read it? Blurb: You think you… Continue reading When Buttons and Books Collide – The Teacher, by Katerina Diamond @TheVenomousPen
Blurb: ‘Receiving a hand written letter is something that always puts a smile on my face, no matter who the sender is.’ Flora Tierney. When post-graduate student Flora falls unexpectedly pregnant during her final year studies she hits a huge predicament; continue a recent affair with her handsome but mysterious lecturer who dazzles her with… Continue reading Book Review (5 Stars) – Letters to Eloise, by Emily Williams @EmilyRMWilliams
Blurb: “There are going to be so many things I wish I could’ve told you in person, Poppy. I won’t get the chance to do that, so perhaps this is my only way…” It’s Poppy Kinsey’s birthday. She should be blowing out candles and opening presents – but hers falls on the type of heart-wrenching,… Continue reading Book Review (4 Stars) – Ten Birthdays, by Kerry Wilkinson @kerrywk @bookouture
Blurb: You’ve seen a fox. Come face to face in an unexpected place, or at an unexpected moment. And he has looked at you, as you have looked at him. As if he has something to tell you, or you have something to tell him. But what if it didn’t stop there? When Mary arrives… Continue reading Book Review (4 Stars) – How to Be Human, by Paula Cocozza @CocozzaPaula @HutchinsonBooks
Blurb: At the age of sixteen, Danny was sent to prison for committing a violent and brutal crime. Eight years later he is released, determined to put his disturbing past behind him. He wants to lead a normal, decent life, with the friends who stuck by him and his teenage sweetheart Lucy. Life is complicated… Continue reading Book Review (5 Stars) – This Is The Day, by Chantelle Atkins @Chanatkins
Blurb: Plague-widow Alice atte Wode is desperate to find her missing daughter, but her neighbours are rebelling against their masters and their mutiny is hindering the search. June 1349. In a Hampshire village, the worst plague in England’s history has wiped out half its population, including Alice atte Wode’s husband and eldest son. The plague… Continue reading Book Review (4 Stars) – Fortune’s Wheel, by Carolyn Hughes @writingcalliope
Blurb: Every family has its issues. For Maddy, life is all about routine. It has to be, to keep her autistic sister happy and healthy. With just Maddy and her mother as Bee’s full time carers, there’s no time in Maddy’s life for complications like friends, let alone a boyfriend. So when Bee joins a… Continue reading Book Review (5 Stars) – Differently Normal, by Tammy Robinson @TammyRobinson76
I’m still new to blog tours, so I’m super excited to be kicking off the blog tour for Karen Clarke’s wonderfully feel good novel, The Beachside Flower Stall. Having thoroughly enjoyed The Beachside Sweet Shop, I was dying to read this one too. Blurb: Roses for romance, daisies for hope, daffodils for unrequited love… Drop… Continue reading Blog Tour: The Beachside Flower Stall, by Karen Clarke @karenclarke123 @bookouture
I’m delighted to be part of the blog tour for the Brighton Girls Trilogy, as this is probably my favourite trilogy of all time. The characters and emotions in these books are truly wonderful and heart breaking. I can’t recommend it enough. Once you pick these books up you won’t want to put them down… Continue reading Blog Tour: When We Danced at the End of the Pier, by Sandy Taylor @SandyTaylorAuth @bookouture
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