by Karen Louise Hollis
An Italian Island Summer by Sue Moorcroft
I always enjoy a good Sue Moorcroft book and this one is no exception, I loved it! We meet Ursula Quinn, who is 32, divorced and originally from Dublin, but now living in Brighton, England. The family is gathered in Dublin, so we meet Ursula’s siblings Finola, Sorcha and Caden and their parents Stanley and…
The Silver Ladies Do Lunch by Judy Leigh
Judy Leigh (and her alter ego Elena Collins) is one of those authors I endeavour to read everything they ever write and I have already pre-ordered her new cosy crime book Foul Play at Seal Bay (out in August). I love her writing, especially its warmth, authenticity and that she has the best older characters!…
The Wagging Tails Dogs’ Home by Sarah Hope
Boldwood Books publish a whole variety of wonderful books and when I saw there was one set in a dogs’ home, I knew it was something I would want to read. I got into it straight away, the characters you meet in the first chapter all seem lovely and you are drawn into the story…
My Gymnastics Books
Sorry for those who follow my blog who aren’t the slightest bit interested in gymnastics, but this is for those who are! Having published quite a few gymnastics books over the last ten years or so, I know it can be a bit confusing working out which one is which and who is interviewed in…
PROMO: Death at the Chateau
BLURB The rip-roaring third book in The Times-bestselling murder mystery series, by leading TV/radio comedian Ian Moore! Perfect for fans of Richard Osman, Julia Chapman, or MC Beaton Richard Ainsworth’s French B&B has been taken over by a production company shooting a historical film at the Château de Valençay. But everything grinds to a halt with…
The Bad Neighbour by Jennie Ensor
I have come to expect great things of Hobeck Books over the last couple of years and I was looking forward to reading their latest release – The Bad Neighbour by Jennie Ensor. Part One begins in March 2020 in the village of Brampton and Part Two in June 2020. We read chapters from the…
Murder in the Scottish Hills by Lydia Travers
(The Scottish Ladies’ Detective Agency Book 2) Having recently read and enjoyed the first book in this new series, I was looking forward to reading the second and finding out more about the wonderful Maud and Daisy, founders of their newly established detective agency. It is 1911 and Maud is in Edinburgh at her friend…
Fly Me To Paris by Helga Jensen
I really enjoyed Helga Jensen’s second novel – A Scandinavian Summer – and was very excited to read her latest novel, this time taking the readers to France for an adventure. The main character here is Penny, who has just turned fifty. How I love books with women in around my age, that’s always a…
The Vanishing of Class 3B by Jackie Kabler
It’s a sunny April day in the Cotswolds. A white Ford Transit bus is taking a class of kids aged seven and eight from Littleford Primary on a school day trip. Ten members of Class 3B are on this particular trip with four members of staff accompanying them – Erica Lindsay (Year 2 teacher), Dominic…
PROMO: Hotel 21 by Senta Rich
HOTEL 21 Senta Rich 27th April 2023 | Bloomsbury Publishing | Hardback | £14.99 EBook | £10.49 | Audio | £23.99 ‘What a wonderful book! … Hotel 21 is a sharp, funny, poignant and completely heart-warming story about female friendship and kick-ass women. I truly loved it!’ Ruth Hogan, author of The Keeper of Lost Things…
Loading…
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.
Follow My Blog
Get new content delivered directly to your inbox.
I Heart Books 