#TenThings about Helen Bridgett #author of Wrong Sort of Girl – @rubyfiction @ChocLitUK @helen_bridgett
A young woman has gone missing. It’s nearly Christmas. Why does hardly anyone seem to care?Kelly…
A young woman has gone missing. It’s nearly Christmas. Why does hardly anyone seem to care?Kelly…
I’d thought I’d read all of Agatha Christie’s novels, though many of them were read so…
In a nutshell, what is your book about? About the book Let the games begin… If…
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The year is 1939 and Britain is at war. The Patchwork Girls begins with Helen visiting…
About the Author Source – review copy By following the clues, and looking to see what…
Hannah Beckerman has written a perfectly paced story where the reader slowly comes to understand what…
Goodreads – Mary Wood Like Loading… Down on their luck, all they have left is friendship……..
Joanne Harris’ novels include Gentlemen and Players, Chocolat, The Strawberry Thief, Five Quarters of the Orange,…
From the back of the book About the Author My thanks to Anne at Random Things…
It’s just really fucking good. It really stands up to a re-read; I could reread it…
For me, romance doesn’t have to be original for me to like it; I like the…
The author of many books of fiction and nonfiction, including the novel To Die For (in…
The starter book this month is The Lottery and other Stories by Shirley Jackson, a collection…
I’m delighted to be joined by Beverley from the blog Beverley Has Read. It’s been a…
Haunted by her sister’s ghost, Hester sets out to uncover the truth, when the official story…
I plan, plan, plan so that the words can take me to the places that make…
I am thrilled to welcome Joanne from Portobello Book Blog to Beverley Has Read today to…
This is the first Barbara Erskine book I have read/listened to and I thought it was…
mybook.to/CosyCottageEB The first book in the seven strong series, The Little Café in Copenhagen, was shortlisted…
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The launch for Kindle and paperback was yesterday and I celebrated by announcing two giveaways –…
My review today is of The Collector’s Daughter by Gill Paul. My thanks to the publishers,…
I hope you enjoyed whatever you read this month, be it one page or 1,000. If…
My thanks to Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources for the invitation to take part in the…
Buy The Razor’s Edge from Bookshop.org, Book Depository or Waterstones. Buy Tuesdays with Morrie from Bookshop.org,…
To celebrate, Black Crow PR have offered me a full set of the trilogy to give…
Okay I’m going to start out by saying I don’t think I’m the target market for…
Elizabeth has received a letter from an old colleague, a man with whom she has a…