I love it when I find a book I can really digest and enjoy from beginning to end, and The Night She Disappeared is one of those books. This post will contain affiliate links so if you click through and purchase I may earn a little money at no extra cost to you. Here is… Continue reading The Night She Disappeared by Lisa Jewell, book review
I have Kindle Unlimited which means I can borrow kindle books all the time and also choose from a smaller selection of audio books. The last one I chose was Waiting to Begin by Amanda Prowse. Waiting To Begin The Blurb From the bestselling author of The Girl in the Corner comes a story that asks: what… Continue reading Waiting To Begin, Amanda Prowse book review
Hello, Welcome to Book Worms Monthly November. October seems to have flown by and now we are down to shorter days and so much less daylight. Less desire to go out, and more time for reading under a blanket! Reading is my passion and I love to write about what I’ve read. I’m a real… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly November, Darker Nights are Here
Despite my disappointment in Richard Osman’s first book, The Thursday Murder Club, I have nothing but praise for his second book, The Man Who Died Twice. Looking back I think I was a little harsh on The Thursday Murder Club as I did really enjoy it in the end. I think that maybe I wasn’t… Continue reading The Man Who Died Twice, Richard Osman Book Review
Hello, Welcome to Book Worms Monthly October. Well, wasn’t September a surprise in the UK? Such lovely weather after a dull and dreary summer. It’s back to rubbish weather again now as Autumn is in full swing…but is there no better time to snuggle up with a good book? Reading is my passion and I… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly, Snuggle up with a book for Autumn
This is the third book I’ve read/listened to by Marc Levy. The first, The Strange Journey of Alice Pendlebury I really enjoyed. The Second, All Those Things We Never Said, I enjoyed but did find it a little strange and long winded. I went into the Last of the Stanfields not really knowing what to… Continue reading The Last of the Stanfields by Marc Levy
I ventured into another historical novel and Chose Blackberry and Wild Rose because the story sounded intriguing, and it certainly was. This post contains affiliate links and if you click through and go on to purchase something, I may earn a little money at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting my blog.… Continue reading Blackberry and Wild Rose by Sonia Velton
I wanted something nice to read on holiday, so I put away the thrillers and horror books and settled on a nice story, with my favourite kind of narrator, one with an Irish accent. The book I chose was The Memory Shop by Ella Griffin. This post contains affiliate links so if you click through… Continue reading The Memory Shop by Ella Griffin – book review
I haven’t read any of Dean Koontz for a long time but I quite fancied the idea of a bit of sci-fi mixed with horror so The Other Emily caught my eye. This post will contain affiliate links. The Blurb A decade ago, Emily Carlino vanished after her car broke down on a California highway.… Continue reading The Other Emily by Dean Koontz
Hello, Welcome to BookWorms Monthly August. Phew, the UK had a bit of a heatwave in July, perfect for getting your books out and reading in the shade. Reading is my passion and I love to write about what I’ve read. I’m a real book worm and I have been since the day I could… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly August Join our Link Up
