The Break by Marian Keyes
‘This is a packed read, lurching from hysterically funny to sobbing sadness in a heartbeat, but oh so worth the emotional cost ..’ Continue reading The Break by Marian Keyes
Month: August 2017
The Accident by S. D. Monaghan
‘Full of surprises and revelations and there is no way I could have guessed the ending – but, having read it, find it finishes off the story beautifully’ Continue reading The Accident by S. D. Monaghan
Out Now – September
Find something different to read – from the newly published to the best of today’s bargains .. Continue reading Out Now – September
Death in Dulwich by Alice Castle
‘ .. a well thought out mystery with a great variety of characters and such accomplished writing’ Continue reading Death in Dulwich by Alice Castle
Did You See Melody? by Sophie Hannah
‘ .. intricate in detail, long in ‘what if’s’ and has the most outstanding outcome I have ever read’ Continue reading Did You See Melody? by Sophie Hannah
Autumn at the Cosy Cottage Cafe by Rachel Griffiths
‘ .. it will leave you with a sigh of satisfaction and a happy smile!’ Continue reading Autumn at the Cosy Cottage Cafe by Rachel Griffiths
Rubies in the Roses by Vivian Conroy
‘Very much in the style of Agatha Christie herself and just as well-plotted!’ Continue reading Rubies in the Roses by Vivian Conroy
The House by Simon Lelic
‘ .. always amazes me when, with all the books which are already out there, an author can conjure up something completely original with no hint of connection to any other’ Continue reading The House by Simon Lelic
A Beginner’s Guide to Saying I Do by Jennifer Joyce
‘ .. have successfully managed not to choke on my morning toast (close thing) or spill my coffee .. well, as long as several splutters don’t count’ Continue reading A Beginner’s Guide to Saying I Do by Jennifer Joyce
You are Loved by Jo Platt
‘the kind of book which leaves you grinning like an idiot when you recall the hilarious moments – and there are many’ Continue reading You are Loved by Jo Platt
