Damian Dibben – Q&A
He kindly answers a few of my questions. About the Author 4. Is there anything about the process of publishing a book that still surprises you? If I could visit one place in history, where would it be? It would…
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Duckling by Eve Ainsworth | #bookreview | @EveAinsworth @CenturyBooksUK | #Duckling
When she reluctantly agrees to look after young Rubi for her next-door neighbour Cassie, Lucy is way out of her comfort zone. When Cassie doesn’t come back after a couple of hours as she promised, Lucy really is floundering and…
ShortBookandScribes #BookReview – The Sinner by Caroline England #BlogTour
EVERY CONFESSION HAS A PRICE Related I really liked how the author wove the Christian calendar into the story, taking us from New Year’s Eve to Easter, and provided a juxtaposition of religion and sin, illustrating how even the most…
Kit Whitfield – Q&A
And I heard the presenter say, ‘Nobody knows why the fairies didn’t want a roof . . .’ You develop a sense of humour when you live with inflexibility; all families have to know when to laugh in affection rather…
One Night in Edinburgh by Nina Kaye | #bookreview | @rararesources @NinaKayeAuthor @canelo_co
One Night in Edinburgh is an engaging, romantic read. Meeting the right person can happen at the most unexpected of times and I really enjoyed reading about Steph and Jamie’s journey and the will-they-won’t-they path the book takes you on.…
The Forgotten House on the Moor by Jane Lovering | #bookreview | @JaneLovering @BoldwoodBooks @rararesources #BoldwoodBloggers
About the Book Facebook Twitter Bookbub profile: Grant is missing up on the North York moors, but the Grant Alice knew could barely be persuaded out on a walk around the block. What on earth possessed him…
An Island Wedding by Jenny Colgan | #bookreview | @JennyColgan @BooksSphere
Three couples. One midsummer’s night. Can everyone get their happy ever after? And then there’s Lorna and Saif. The local headmistress and the GP desperately keeping their relationship a secret to protect his sons. But while they’re looking out for…
Perfect by Sally Emerson – review
There is a skill to writing a good short story. Brevity is required but story-telling and engaging the reader can’t be sacrificed. That brevity also makes it hard to review such a collection without spoiling any of the tales. Each…
The No-Show by Beth O’Leary | Book Review | #TheNoShow
The author very skilfully weaves their stories together, leaving just enough intrigue to be teased out gradually. I liked all three women but my favourite was probably Miranda, just because she had guts and spirit – and I’m in awe…
Penny Haw – Q&A
The idea for the book came about during a hike in the Tsitsikamma with friends some years ago. One morning, one member of our party awoke with a debilitating migraine. She insisted that we walk on, saying that she would…