Thank you to Beauty and Lace and Head of Zeus for the opportunity to read The…
Category: BOOK CLUB
BOOK CLUB: Beneath Cornish Skies
Kate Ryder never disappoints when it comes to romantic suspense novels. Beneath Cornish Skies weaves magic and touches…
BOOK CLUB: The Push
Sometimes motherhood is not like you expect it to be, your head full of expectations and…
BOOK CLUB: The Last Truehart
The Last Truehart is Darry Fraser’s 6th published novel, and the 5th I have had the…
BOOK CLUB: Something Like This
Best selling Australian author Karly Lane’s latest offering in the Rural Romance genre, Something Like This, combines…
BOOK CLUB: The Lost Letters of Playfair Street
Michelle Montebello is one of my favourite independent authors. It is my great pleasure to have…
BOOK CLUB: Dark Tides
Dark Tides is the second in the Fairmile series from best-selling author Philippa Gregory. The author is…
BOOK CLUB: The Good Mother
The Good Mother is the first novel by Rae Cairns. It draws on her experiences as…
BOOK CLUB: The Law of Innocence
The Law of Innocence by Michael Connelly brings back a main character from previous six novels…
BOOK CLUB: Wood For The Trees
Wood for The Trees by Ian Belshaw is an easy read with characters you can relate…
BOOK CLUB: When I Come Home Again
“When I Come Home Again” by Caroline Scott is a novel that has a strong impact.…
BOOK CLUB: The Book Collectors of Daraya
A BAND OF SYRIAN REBELS, THEIR UNDERGROUND LIBRARY, AND THE STORIES THAT CARRIED THEM THROUGH A…
BOOK CLUB: Good Night, Titan Arum, And Farewell
By Liian Varus There are many who live fragile lives and are at the deep end…
BOOK CLUB: The Shearer’s Wife
The story of The Shearer’s Wife by Fleur McDonald begins in 1980. This is when we…
BOOK CLUB: Lioness
If you saw the movie “Lion” or read Saroo Brierley’s book “A Long Way Home”, then…
BOOK CLUB: An Unusual Boy
Thank you to Beauty and Lace and Boldwood Books for the opportunity to read An Unusual…
BOOK CLUB: Death Leaves the Station
Death Leaves the Station is the first novel by Alexander Thorpe, although reading his “About the…