"A book is kind of like a river; simply jump in and start swimming." Melody Carlson
Published: 29/01/2019 by Bookouture 347 pages Kindle editionShe made her bed. You’ll lie in it. Rebecca and Nicole swore to be best friends forever. But three years after they last met up, Rebecca receives a phone call from Nicole’s devoted husband, Richard. Nicole is dead, a tragic suicide. Drowned in a river close to her …
Continue reading Book Review: The Second Wife by Sheryl Browne
Published: 09/08/2018 417 pages Kindle EditionThe Rules of Seeing follows the lives of two women whose paths cross at a time when they need each other most. Nova, an interpreter for the Metropolitan police, has been blind from birth. When she undergoes surgery to restore her sight her journey is just beginning – she now …
Continue reading Book Review: The Rules of Seeing by Joe Heap
Published: 22nd November 2018 336 pages Kindle Edition Sometimes all you need is a little push… When Georgia’s sister is diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, she promises to do everything her older sibling can no longer do, resulting in a journey that will change her life forever… Georgia loves wine, reality TV and sitting on the …
Continue reading Book Review: The List That Changed My Life by Olivia Beirne
Published: 28th May 2019 by Flatiron Books 336 pages Kindle editionTiffy Moore and Leon Twomey each have a problem and need a quick fix. Tiffy’s been dumped by her cheating boyfriend and urgently needs a new flat. But earning minimum wage at a quirky publishing house means that her choices are limited in London. Leon, …
Published: 01/11/2018 by Pan 480 pages Kindle edition Bo lives a life most people can only dream of. She and her boyfriend Zac are paid to travel the globe, sharing their adventures with their online followers. And when Zac proposes, Bo's happiness is complete. With Christmas coming up, Bo can't wait to head to the …
Continue reading Book Review: The Christmas Lights by Karen Swan
Published: 05/12/2017 by St. Martin's press 432 pages Kindle edition The sickness came on suddenly, and spread quickly. The fear spread even faster. Within weeks, everything people counted on began to fail them. The electrical grid sputtered; law and government collapsed—and more than half of the world’s population was decimated. And as the power of …
Continue reading Book Review: Year One (Chronicles of The One #1) by Nora Roberts
Whether it was my laziness or just lack of time or motivation, I haven't posted anything for a while. I didn't fall into a deep reading slump, I probably read more than ever, but sometimes you just have to choose. You either read or write about what you read and prioritize. I managed to get …
