I recently had a trip to London so took the opportunity to catch up with some of my new netgalley acquisitions. Trust No One by Clare Donoghue has an intriguing strapline, ‘He never saw it coming, she always knew it would’. The novel starts with Richard having a barbeque with his two children, Harvey and…
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The Missing Hours by Emma Kavanagh – a review
I was lucky enough to receive a copy of Emma Kavanagh’s third book The missing hours from netgalley. The novel starts with the disappearance of recently widowed Selena Cole, walking away from her two daughters as they play on the swings. She returns a few hours later with no memory of where she has been…
Fever City by Tim Baker – a review BLOG TOUR
This was another free book that I picked up at the festival. It hadn’t really made it onto my reading radar until I had an email from the publisher inviting me to this blog tour. The description they sent intrigued me so I dug out my copy and I am delighted to be hosting the…
Quiet Neighbours by Catriona McPherson – a review
I have previously read and enjoyed a couple of novels by Catriona McPherson so when this came up on netgalley I jumped at the chance to get it. The story revolves around three main characters. There is the quiet bookshop owner Lowell who has a mysterious collection of items he keeps under lock and key….
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