I'm still catching up on Alice Feeney's books and His and Hers was next on the list. Read what I though about it further down. You can join my monthly book link up party here And please give me some support on Instagram here. His And Hers by Alice Feeney Publisher : HQPublication date… Continue reading His and Hers by Alice Feeney, a book review
Often late to the party, I've heard of Daisy Darker so many times but even thought I've read Alice Feeney, I have only just picked up this book to read. The first Alice Feeney I read was Rock Paper Scissors which gave me a taste of how twisted her stories can be. It's not for… Continue reading Daisy Darker by Alice Feeney
I enjoyed Murder at Gulls Nest so much I went straight into Jess Kidd's second book in the series, Murder at the Spirit Lounge. With many of the same characters and set in the same area it was lovely and familiar but the murders where very different. Read more about what I think later but… Continue reading Murder at the Spirit Lounge by Jess Kidd a book review
NOTICE: if you post up anything that does not include a book I will delete it, so please don't waste your time and mine. I deleted over 30 posts last month! This is a book linky. You can include other things in your post but it must contain books! Welcome to Book Worms July linky.… Continue reading Bookworms Monthly July Edition
I've always been a fan of Jess Kidd, I enjoyed Himself, The Hoarder and Things in Jars. I was excited to read a new book that is the beginning of a series. Murder at Gulls Nest is the first in a series featuring Nora Breen, former nun and amateur detective. Murder at Gulls Nest Publisher… Continue reading Murder at Gulls Nest by Jess Kidd
NOTICE: if you post up anything that does not include a book I will delete it, so please don't waste your time and mine. I deleted over 30 posts last month! This is a book linky. You can include other things in your post but it must contain books! Welcome to Book Worms June linky.… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly June Edition
I'm a big fan of Janice Hallett but after listening to some on audio book, I decided that the written books would be easier. This is because of the unusual way that Janice Hallet presents her book. When I read The Killer Question I thought it would be terrible to listen too, but now I've… Continue reading The Killer Question by Janice Hallett, a book review
This is the third book by Alice Feeney I've read. I started with Rock Paper Scissors and recently read Beautiful Ugly. So, I was excited to read My Husband's wife and you can read my review below. My Husband's Wife by Alice Feeney Listening Length8 hours and 58 minutesAuthorAlice FeeneyNarratorBel Powley, Richard Armitage, Henry RowleyWhispersync for VoiceReadyAudible.co.uk… Continue reading My Husband’s Wife by Alice Feeney, a book review
This was another free read for my kindle from Amazon Prime. The description for The New Neighbour really grabbed me, you can read my personal review below but first here is the book. The New Neighbour by Valerie Keogh Publisher : Boldwood BooksAccessibility : Learn morePublication date : 2 Mar. 2026Language … Continue reading The New Neighbour by Valerie Keogh, a book review
Ask for Andrea came up on my Kindle and I was really tempted by the premise of a crime thriller told from the perspective of the dead victims. Ask For Andrea Publisher : PanPublication date : 28 Aug. 2025Edition : Main MarketLanguage : EnglishPrint length : 304 pagesISBN-10 :… Continue reading Ask For Andrea by Noelle W. Ihli, a book review
