I reviewed A Greek Affair earlier in the year, and it was the perfect dose of sun-filled romance! Click here to read my review! Even better - it is now available on Kindle for just 99p! Read ahead for more information on the novel, and also the chance to win some lovely prizes!! About the … Continue reading A Greek Affair by Linn B. Halton – 99p!!
Category: Book Reviews
Liberation Square by Gareth Rubin
I'm delighted to be opening the blog tour today for Liberation Square by Gareth Rubin. My thanks to Jenny Platt at Michael Joseph/Penguin Random House for inviting me to take part. When I was at secondary school, I read Making History by Stephen Fry. At that time I was new to the idea of 'what … Continue reading Liberation Square by Gareth Rubin
Call Me Star Girl by Louise Beech
I'm delighted to be on the blog tour today for Call Me Star Girl by Louise Beech. My thanks go to Anne Cater and Orenda Books for inviting me along to take part. This is the first novel I've read by Louise Beech, and it abso-flipping-lutely will not be the last. I found Call Me … Continue reading Call Me Star Girl by Louise Beech
March Round-Up
I'm fully invested in my university work at the moment and so blogging and non-uni reading are having to take a back seat as I write and finalise my last assignments, and then of course it will be on to writing my dissertation, which I'm alternately excited and terrified about. I've done so incredibly well … Continue reading March Round-Up
Nobody’s Wife by Laura Pearson
I am so thrilled to be taking part in the blog tour today for Laura Pearson's second novel, Nobody's Wife, which is available to buy now! I was a little late in reading Laura's first novel, Missing Pieces, and when I did read, I absolutely loved everything about it. When I heard that Nobody's Wife … Continue reading Nobody’s Wife by Laura Pearson
Persona Non Grata (ed. Isabelle Kenyon)
Having been bored to tears with poetry during my school years, I've spent many years protesting that I don't like it. Even studying for a degree in English Literature did very little to dissuade me from that stance. Technically, I got it. But, emotionally I'd never really connected with anything, at least not enough to … Continue reading Persona Non Grata (ed. Isabelle Kenyon)
Welcome to the Heady Heights by David F. Ross
I'm delighted to be on the blog tour today for Welcome to the Heady Heights by David F. Ross. My thanks go to Orenda Books and Anne Cater for inviting me to take part. I will begin my review by saying that I have never read anything classed as 'tartan-noir' before. I had absolutely no … Continue reading Welcome to the Heady Heights by David F. Ross
The Point of Poetry by Joe Nutt
I am delighted to be on the blog tour today for The Point of Poetry by Joe Nutt. My thanks to Anne Cater of Random Things Tours for the invitation to take part. I've always had a bit of a love/hate relationship with poetry. I've studied English Literature to degree level and I'm currently studying … Continue reading The Point of Poetry by Joe Nutt
Beautiful Bad by Annie Ward
When I first started reading this, I didn't think it was going to be one for me. Mentally, I've been run down recently following deadlines with my own writing projects and life in general, I was ready for an easy read, and at first this did not seem at all like it was going to … Continue reading Beautiful Bad by Annie Ward
The Last Words of Madeleine Anderson by Helen Kitson
Everything about this book sang to me. Original, gorgeous cover design, a wonderfully intriguing synopsis and after reading the first page I was hooked. It's been described as a literary thriller. No high-octane car chases or explosions here though, the highlight of this novel is how deliciously subtle it is. The writing is brilliant, it … Continue reading The Last Words of Madeleine Anderson by Helen Kitson
