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Warm, witty and so fun to read
15 November 2017 - 6:41pmI adore Jenny Colgan's books. They're feel-good, heart-warming escapist reading and they never disappoint. I'm always eager to read Colgan's newest book. The latest North American release is Christmas at Little Beach Street Bakery.
The latest with Inspector Banks
15 November 2017 - 6:32pmPeter Robinson's Inspector Banks series is one of my hands down favourites. Sleeping in the Ground is the 24th entry in this fabulous series..
One of the best Bosch stories yet....
15 November 2017 - 6:27pmTwo Kinds of Truth is the 22nd book in Michael Connelly's Harry Bosch series. And although I have enjoyed each and every one of those previous books, I have to say that this latest is a stand out for me.
Who is telling the truth?
24 July 2017 - 6:58amIf you love psychological suspense, you're going to love Ruth Ware's novels. Her third book, The Lying Game has just released and yes, I loved it!
A new character from Reichs!
24 July 2017 - 6:48amI'm always up for a new read from Kathy Reichs. Her newest book, Two Nights, is a stand alone that introduces us to a great female lead named Sunday Night.
The final book in this trilogy
27 March 2017 - 7:21amThe Midwife of Venice was Roberta Rich's debut novel. This international bestseller was followed by a second novel - The Harem Midwife. And at last the third novel - A Trial in Venice - is here!
A hidden town in the Canadian North....
4 March 2017 - 9:32amA Darkness Absolute is the second book in Kelley Armstrong's Casey Duncan series. I devoured the first book, City of the Lost, and have been eagerly awaiting this next entry.
Something different (and very good!) from Kathleen Kent
4 March 2017 - 9:24amKathleen Kent has just released her new novel The Dime. I've read and really liked her historical novels and was looking forward to this newest book.
Who knows your routine......
11 January 2017 - 6:13pmOkay, so you're looking for the next psychological thriller that will keep you up late reading. Well, I've got the answer for you! It's Clare Mackintosh's newest novel - I See You.
If you loved In A Dark, Dark Wood......
3 January 2017 - 7:41pmI have been eagerly awaiting Ruth Ware's new novel, The Woman in Cabin Ten - pretty much since I turned the last page in her first book - In a Dark, Dark Wood! Yes, her books are that good!