I was browsing Audible, waiting for my next credit, when I saw this book available for just £1.99 as a daily offer. I bought it on a whim, it sounded intriguing, and listening to the clip I was happy it was something I could get in to. Platform Seven is the first book I've read… Continue reading Platform Seven by Louise Doughty, a review
Welcome to Book worms Monthly October link up Hello, Welcome to Book worms Monthly, October. I managed to read four books last month. This month I'm beginning my 20 Books for Christmas 2020 Challenge by Jo from Tea and Cake for the Soul. I'm pretty sure I won't make it to 20, but I'll post… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly October Link up
Lana Grace Riva asked me if I'd like to read her new book, The Existence of Amy and I was instantly intrigued. Here are the details of the book followed by my personal review. The Existence of Amy Paperback : 281 pagesISBN-10 : 1086835816ISBN-13 : 978-1086835816Product Dimensions : 12.7 x 1.8 x 20.32 cmPublisher : Independently published (2 Aug. 2019)Language:… Continue reading The Existence of Amy, Lana Grace Riva
This is my review of Let Me Lie by Clare Mackintosh. I use affiliate links in my posts which mean I may earn a little money if you use them and go on to purchase something, but they will cost you no extra. Thank you for your support. By: Clare MackintoshNarrated by: Gemma Whelan, Clare MackintoshLength: 12 hrs… Continue reading Let Me Lie – Clare Mackintosh
Welcome to Book worms Monthly July linkup Hello, Welcome to Book worms Monthly, July. It took me a little longer than expected to get through The Starless Sea last month, but once I started my second book, The Suspect by Fiona Barton, I had it listened to in just 3 days. Do you find that… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly July Link up Party
