If you’re looking for your next read and want something you know you can get lost in, then read on for my five favourite books of the year so far. Who Did You Tell? by Lesley Kara See the blurb here* The Circle by Dave Eggers See the blurb here … [Read more…]
I didn’t set an official target for how many books I wanted to read in 2019, but I usually aim for around fifty books, and last year, I read over sixty so I am happy with how many I got through. It’s just a shame that it seems that for every book I manage to … [Read more…]
I am so excited to tell you all about my new book, A Mother’s Love. The book is a thriller that deals with how far a mother’s love can really go when it comes to protecting your child. You can grab the book here (UK) and here (US) – it’s FREE on Kindle Unlimited … [Read more…]
After finally getting around to reading Gone Girl last year and loving it, I bought Gillian Flynn’s other books including The Grown Up. The Grown Up isn’t a novel, it’s a short story, and I read it in about forty five minutes so it’s ideal for a short commute or to read on your lunch … [Read more…]
If you’re stuck choosing your next read, the ten books listed below are the best books I read in 2019 and I would highly recommend all of them. The books are in no particular order. The Rumour by Lesley Kara Click here for the blurb Nerve by Jeanne Ryan Click here for … [Read more…]
Anyone who reads my blog regularly will know I’m a big Stephen King fan and yet for some reason it’s taken me almost two years to get around to the reading The Outsider. I’ve read Elevation and The Institute, both of which came out later than The Outsider so it’s definitely strange, but anyway, I’ve … [Read more…]
As I think you all know by now, I love a good spooky book, and Corvus Hall sounded like it would be right up my street. Corvus Hall isn’t a novel – it’s a long short story or a short novella, and it can easily be read within an hour making it an excellent book … [Read more…]
I am really excited to announce that my new book, For the Love of the Law is released today. This book is a bit different to my usual books – rather than horror, For the Love of the Law, is a legal romance book, so there’s no excuse for all of you who claim my … [Read more…]
This month’s book for review is The Reflections of Queen Snow White by David Meredith. If you’re a regular reader, you might remember I read David’s Aaru series which I thoroughly enjoyed, so I was more than happy to review his latest book. The Reflections of Queen Snow White Blurb from the … [Read more…]
For quite a long time, I wanted to be a lawyer. The trouble was, it was more of an attorney I wanted to be rather than a lawyer in the UK. I liked the showmanship of the American legal system and our system by contrast seems rather quaint and “old boy’s club”. Even once I … [Read more…]