As a big fan of Richard Osman and The Thursday Murder Club, I couldn't wait to see what else he had to offer. We Solve Murders did not disappoint. By: Richard OsmanNarrated by: Nicola WalkerSeries: We Solve Murders, Book 1Length: 10 hrs and 33 minsUnabridged AudiobookRelease date: 12-09-24Language: EnglishPublisher: Penguin Audio The Blurb Steve Wheeler is enjoying retired life. He… Continue reading We Solve Murders by Richard Osman a book review
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The Book Keeper by Sarah Painter, book review
I recently read The Ward Witch by Sarah Painter which was book one of the Unholy Island series. I enjoyed the book and was most intrigued by the second book, The Book Keeper so I was keen to read this too. This post contains affiliate links which if you use may earn me a little… Continue reading The Book Keeper by Sarah Painter, book review
Gifts from My Own Shop for Christmas
Today I'm going to do a little promotion and let you see how my shop can provide you with some lovely gifts for Christmas. Candles First up, my candles really are pretty. They are all vegan friendly soy wax and burn for 41 hours. They come with crystals and herbs. The crystals can be kept… Continue reading Gifts from My Own Shop for Christmas
Book Worms Monthly February, the month of Romance
Welcome to Book Worms Monthly February. I'm a bit late this month, sorry. My excuse is that I've been in hospital this week, but I'm home now. I didn't get much reading done, just a lot of sleeping. I am currently reading a romance book though, maybe trying to get in the mood for Valentines… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly February, the month of Romance
A Selection of Spooky Cadbury Halloween Treats
I love Cadbury Chocolate. How can I not, I live so close to the Cadbury Factory and Cadbury World. I would like to share with you this year's Halloween Treats from Cadbury's. I am an affiliate so if you do purchase something I may earn a little money at no extra cost to you. Treat… Continue reading A Selection of Spooky Cadbury Halloween Treats
Closer by K.L. Slater, my latest book review
Closer was another K.L. Slater book that I was able to read for free on Audible. I really enjoyed The Widow so I thought I would give this one a go. It did sound intriguing from the Blurb. By: K. L . SlaterNarrated by: Lucy Price-LewisLength: 8 hrs and 18 minsUnabridged AudiobookRelease date: 18-12-18Language: EnglishPublisher: Audible Studios The… Continue reading Closer by K.L. Slater, my latest book review
Hello October and my First Blogtober 2021 post
Well, the year is just flying by, or is that because I'm getting old. Don't blink, it will be Christmas! This year I'm going to attempt Blogtober on two of my blogs, crazy I know, but this is the first time for At Home a Lot so I'll take it easy. My readers at Raisiebay… Continue reading Hello October and my First Blogtober 2021 post
This is Not Just Hand Soap, Choose well Review
I was asked to review some hand soap and I was really impressed with Choose Well and their lovely ethical hand soaps with a purpose. Four bottles of Choose Well Hand Soap There's power and purpose in every purchase The large 500 ml bottles are all 100% recyclable and you can also buy refill packets… Continue reading This is Not Just Hand Soap, Choose well Review
Studying with the Centre of Excellence
It was a few months back now when I saw an ad on Facebook for the Centre of Excellence for a course I was interested in. It was on special offer and I thought why not give it a try and I signed up. After signing up, I also decided to become an affiliate for… Continue reading Studying with the Centre of Excellence
Home, Matt Dunn – book review
This post contains affiliate links which will cost nothing if you decide to click but may earn me some money if you decide to purchase. This review is for Home by Matt Dunn. Paperback: 335 pagesPublisher: Lake Union Publishing (10 Nov. 2015)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 1503948390ISBN-13: 978-1503948396Product Dimensions: 14 x 2.5 x 21 cm The Blurb There’s no place like home—except when it’s… Continue reading Home, Matt Dunn – book review