The Impulse Project by Veronica Henry | #bookreview | @veronica_henry @OrionBooks
What I particularly liked about the book was that it featured three different generations of women…
What I particularly liked about the book was that it featured three different generations of women…
Now: Journalist Jenna Halliday visits the close-knit community of Stafferbury to persuade Olivia to talk and solve…
But I’ve also never felt more rejected by a country that I have loved for so…
Ware really is the queen of suspense, once again I found myself barely able to put…
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His case becomes far more complicated when a man’s body is found deep inside the convent,…
Publication date – 5 April 2022 First Person Singular is a collection of eight short stories,…
Publication date – 20 February 2020 McGray is impetuous, unthinking and fuelled by greasy food, alcohol…
4. Having been through the publishing process, is there anything about the process of creating a…
All the Broken Places by John Boyne will be published by Doubleday on 15th September 2022…
Life has rather got in the way recently and reading and blogging has had to take…
Having loved Sharon Gosling’s first book, The House Beneath the Cliffs, The Lighthouse Bookshop was high…
Could you rekindle a relationship with the mother you left behind over thirty years ago? I…
A detective duo who work well together, an intriguing storyline and an evocative setting. I loved…
Title: The Housekeeper and the ProfessorAuthor: Yōko OgawaType: FictionPublished: 2003Pages: 180TW: Memory Loss, Mention of Blood…
A book about a book – bliss! A book about a dysfunctional family dealing with the…
The first way I want to describe this book is by saying it’s painfully relatable, but…
An interesting mystery in a fabulously evocative setting. Published by MacLehose Press Burnt-out from policework, Detective…
Malibu Rising follows the Riva family: it’s 1983 and the day of the famous end-of-summer party…
Rachel has also written over twenty original afternoon plays and adaptations of the classics for BBC…
This is a book that I found gripping from beginning to end. Lia Middleton’s plotting is…
Title: Who I Was With HerAuthor: Nina TyndallType: FictionPublished: 2020Pages: 339TW: Grief, Homophobia, Alcoholism, Parental Neglect…
They’re both broke.They’ve got crippling writer’s block.And they need to write bestsellers before summer ends. I’ve…
Whilst The Last Girl to Die felt slightly different to this author’s other books, I really…
Related Eliza’s three grown up kids have returned to the nest but she lives in a…
For me, my favourite place to buy books are local, independent bookstores that have pretty facades,…
Linus Baker leads a quiet life. At forty, he has a tiny house with a devious…
All Amy wants is the chance to spend time with her son. Where better to escape…
Molly James sets up a wonderful world for Amy and her pals, particularly Gareth with his…
Desperate to get her life back on track, Merry leaves London and escapes to the windswept…