My thanks to Anne Cater for inviting me to join this blog tour. The decision to take part was my own and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb What does it mean to be a mother? Twenty writers speak out in this searingly honest, diverse and powerful collection. Motherhood is life-changing. Disorientating, overwhelming, intense … Continue reading The Best Most Awful Job (ed. Katherine May)
The Codes of Love by Hannah Persaud
My thanks to both the author and the publisher who provided me with an ebook for review. This review forms my honest opinion. Blurb Ryan and Emily appear to have it all, successful jobs, a beautiful house and the secret to a happy marriage. A secret that involves certain 'rules'. Beneath the surface trouble is … Continue reading The Codes of Love by Hannah Persaud
A Key to Treehouse Living by Elliot Reed
My thanks to the publisher Melville House for sending me a copy for review. This review forms my honest opinion. Blurb Follow the unusual life and wisdoms of parentless William Tyce as he shares his poignant adventures in this fictional A-Z coming-of-age compendium.William Tyce is a boy without parents, left under the care of an … Continue reading A Key to Treehouse Living by Elliot Reed
The Silent House by Nell Pattison
I received a copy of The Silent House via Netgalley. The decision to read was my own, and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb If someone was in your house, you’d know … Wouldn’t you? But the Hunter family are deaf, and don’t hear a thing when a shocking crime takes place in the … Continue reading The Silent House by Nell Pattison
Jack and Bet by Sarah Butler
My thanks to Anne Cater and the publishers, Picador Books for a review copy of Jack and Bet and for inviting me to take part in this tour. The decision to read and take part was my own, and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb A moving, funny and uplifting novel about an elderly … Continue reading Jack and Bet by Sarah Butler
In Five Years by Rebecca Serle
I received a copy of In Five Years from the publisher, Quercus. The decision to read was my own and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb Where do you see yourself in five years?Type-A Manhattan lawyer Dannie Kohan has been in possession of her meticulously crafted answer since she understood the question. On the … Continue reading In Five Years by Rebecca Serle
One Moment by Linda Green
I received an ebook via Netgalley. The decision to read was my own and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb Finn and Kaz are about to meet for the first time...Ten-year-old Finn, a quirky, sensitive boy who talks a lot and only eats at cafes with a 5-star hygiene rating, is having a tough … Continue reading One Moment by Linda Green
One Scheme of Happiness by Ali Thurm
My thanks to the publisher Retreat West for sending a review copy of One Scheme of Happiness. The decision to read was my own, and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb It’s funny what you remember about childhood games. Helen was always the wallflower at school, while Vicky and Sam were the golden couple. … Continue reading One Scheme of Happiness by Ali Thurm
It Started With a Giggle by Kirsty Ferry
My thanks to the publishers Choc Lit, for sending me an ebook of It Started With a Giggle. As always the decision to read and review was my own, and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb Sometimes the best things start in the strangest ways …. with a giggle!On a night out in Edinburgh, … Continue reading It Started With a Giggle by Kirsty Ferry
Beast by Matt Wesolowski
My thanks to Anne Cater and Orenda Books for inviting me to take part in this blog tour. As always, the decision to take part has been my own, and this review forms my honest opinion. Blurb Continuing the unique, explosive Six Stories series, based around six podcasts comes a compulsive, taut and terrifying thriller, … Continue reading Beast by Matt Wesolowski
