I love a bit of mystery and The Dark Days at the Beach Hotel by Francesca Capaldi delivers a great read with lots of twists and turns from a wonderful cast of characters. Helen Bygrove and her husband are going…
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If you enjoy a twisty turny thriller you are going to absolutely love this book. Keep Your Friends Close by Joanne Ryan is a skillfully written thriller, that examines ordinary people and how instances in time can change everything. Best…
I read voraciously. I consume books at two to three a week, and sometimes even faster. The Good Twin is a gripping thriller that had me totally consumed. I started, and then couldn’t stop. Without giving too much away, let…
I did, Did I – by the wonderful Luna Hayes is a debut romance novel set in my native South Africa. This wondeful cute story about Hannah and Siris who bond over a shared love of Pizza and more. Hannah…
I read Child for Sale by Pam Howes like a voraciously hungry person because I felt compelled. Stories and shows about the Magdalene Laundries in Ireland always break my heart, but I feel like I have to watch them, and…
It’s a funny thing reading to be scared, to be thrilled and to be uncomfortable, but I do love a psychological thriller. I think it is the fact that what happens in a book like Keep Her Secret by best…
Travel between the pages of this wonderful book – Where Waters Meet, which is an epic saga of two woman, a mother and daughter. I promise you will be transported back in time and across continents reading this wonderful English…
Every book I read evokes a different set of emotions and this book, The Matchmaker by Catherine Walsh was pure delight. I read it over two days and enjoyed it so much. It is a fun read, that explores the…
I was asked to be part of a book tour for debut author, Nicole T Smith, and even before reading the blurb I said yes. Why? Because one day (hopefully soon) I will be in the same position and I…
I love a book that looks at things from a different perspective. I have read loads fo WWII fiction and it still surprises and delights me when an author takes a different view of things. This history we know, but…