Buying link: The Green Lady Sue Lawrence is the author of absorbing, popular historical thrillers that cast a fascinating light on the perils and injustice that characterised women’s lives in Scotland through centuries past – whether born into penniless or…
Before picking up Impossible I’d heard so many amazing things about it, to the point that I was concerned I might have built it up too much in my head. I’m happy to report that that was not the case…
Price: Dales Run costs from 0 a night. Like most people – especially those who have long loved exploring new places – one of the hardest things about living through the global pandemic was not being able to travel. And…
Here, they closed at ten, sharp. The customers were polite. Tonight, mostly couples looking for a rom-com or “something scary.” Author Links:The last thing he heard was the screams.As fear shredded through him, Steve felt someone grab a fistful of…
About the book There were not many of these books left at the end of the evening with Sue kept busy signing many copies of The Green Lady. I’ll put details of the book at the end of this post.…
It’s 1947, the war is over but rationing isn’t. The lovely characters are still dealing with the aftermath of the conflict but the upcoming wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip gives them something to look forward to. Freda, who…
All forms of bullying including online, abuse, manipulation, press intrusion and betrayal are just a few of the themes included. An authentic and tense plot that leads to some startling revelations and strong characterisation made this one I thoroughly enjoyed.…
If, like me, you look at old abandoned, ruined cottages and think ‘I wonder…’, then this is a book for you. Matthew Green explains that abandonment or loss could have been because of changing climate and landscape, for political reasons,…
Franny was standing behind her, with the dog in her arms.Back in the chill of the empty bed, Malorie couldn’t sleep. The wind had dropped and now she could hear a rustling from above. It was probably the mice again.…
Juliette rides the metro every day and sees the same people, sometimes reading, sometimes looking a little different, and likes to keep tabs on their wellbeing. The one place she can escape is in books, and after deciding to leave…
