I am delighted to share my review today of The Epilogue Event by S. G. Bell, this is such an interesting book and I thoroughly enjoyed it. My huge thanks to Zoe at Zooloo’s Book Tours for my spot on the Blog Tour and for arranging my copy of the book. 2010. The end of the world has begun, but no one is paying attention. People are unaware of the breaking pandemic, code name, The Epilogue Event. Accidentally finding himself at centre stage, an unlikely and unwilling hero Peter Finch, must, if he is to survive, awaken powers he has been trying to forget for over thirty years. And time is not on ..read more

I am delighted to share my review today, but also slightly saddened. The Vintage Flower Van on Loveheart Lane by Christie Barlow is the 14th book in the series and it is also the final one! My huge thanks to Harper Collins and One More Chapter for granting my request to read this title via NetGalley. Flowers are Florrie Appleton’s life, so when her beloved Aunt Ada passes, and she’s swiftly issued with an eviction notice and told to vacate Rose Cottage, shutter her Vintage Flower Van business, and leave behind Ada’s gorgeous gardens, she’s devastated. But Florrie is not one to go down without ..read more

I am delighted to share my review today for Hunted by Abir Mukherjee. This is the first time I have read a book by this author and I will be looking at reading more in the future. My huge thanks to Vintage Books for accepting my request to read this title via NetGalley. In London, the police storm Heathrow Airport to bring in a father for questioning about his missing daughter. In Florida, a mother makes a connection between her son and the bomber, fearing he has been radicalized. And in Oregon, an unknown organization’s conspiracy to bring America to its knees unfolds… On the run from the au ..read more

I am delighted to share my review today for The Tuscan Daughter by Tessa Harris. I was definitely keen to read this one after reading her last book, The Paris Notebook. My huge thanks to HQ Stories for granting my request to read this title via NetGalley. A country at war. An impossible choice. A woman who will risk everything to be free. Tuscany, 1942: having moved from England to the beautiful city of Lucca before the outbreak of war, Lizzie Thorton adores her job as tutor to eight-year-old Cristo – despite the fact that his father, Count Antonio de Falco, is a notable fascist and supporter ..read more

I am delighted to be opening the Blog Tour and share my review today of Dry Lands by Elizabeth Anne Martins. This is a fabulous story set in a world where sea levels have risen dramatically and a mother is trying to survive. My huge thanks to Anne at Random Things Tours for my spot on the Blog Tour and for arranging my copy of the book from the publisher Flame Tree Press. After a cataclysmic flood submerges half the world underwater, cannibalistic gangs and corrupt encampments become a constant threat to the remaining dry lands. Liv and her precocious three-year-old son Milo are some of the l ..read more

I am delighted to share my review today of Death of Union by Andrew Wood. This book is a mix of past and present, fact and fiction and one that I really enjoyed. My huge thanks to Anne at Random Things Tours for my spot on the Blog Tour and for arranging my copy of this book from Palamedes PR. “Death of a Union” is a gripping geopolitical thriller set against the tumultuous backdrop of the UK’s infamous 1984 miners’ strike. George McDonald is a union leader, on the verge of exposing staggering corruption within Arthur Scargill’s National Union of Miners, where millions have vanished. However ..read more

I am delighted to share my review today of One Perfect Summer by Lucy Coleman. It has been a while since I have picked up a book by this author, she writes some fabulous books and her latest one is no exception. My huge thanks to Embla Books who granted my request to read this title via NetGalley. Summer doesn’t last forever, but can a perfect one change your life? For successful estate agent Freya Henderson, life is all work and no play. But, when she crosses paths with carefree young surfer, Luke Stevenson, there’s no denying the attraction between them. When Luke invites he ..read more

It has been a while since I have done a weekly catch-up. I had been away visiting my Mum and when I got back I was busy with coursework and gardening. So, even though I have an impressive list of books I have read it has been 3 weeks since I last updated. I have already reviewed a lot of these and I want to say a huge thank you to everyone who shared my posts while I was away from my Blog. You are all amazing The Shadow Key by Susan Stokes-Chapman – If you are a fan of historical fiction then this is a book that you might want to have a look at. I thoroughly enjoyed it and I found it very ad ..read more

I am delighted to share my review today of The Family Experiment by John Marrs. I do like this author’s books and this one is a fabulous speculative fiction that I adored. My huge thanks to Pan Macmillan for accepting my request to read this title via NetGalley. The world’s population is soaring, creating overcrowded cities and an economic crisis. And in the UK, breaking point has arrived. A growing number of people can no longer afford to start families let alone raise them. But for those desperate to experience parenthood, there is an alternative. For a monthly subscription fee, clients can ..read more

Before I share my review today, I just wanted to say a massive thank you to all of you who shared my Blog Posts over the last couple of weeks while I was on Annual Leave. It has been nice to have a break but I am back and hoping to catch up with you all again. xx I am delighted to share my review of The Silverwood Promise by James Logan. This is the first book in The Last Legacy series and this book is a brilliant start to it. My huge thanks to Quercus Books who granted my request to read this book via Netgalley. Lukan Gardova is a cardsharp, academy dropout, and―thanks to a duel that ended ..read more