Book, Crime, series

#AngleseyBooks – Blood on the Shore Featuring Benllech

Anglesey is a small island off the north Wales coast. It’s been my home for over seven years. I love to read books based here and to walk in a …#AngleseyBooks – Blood on the Shore Featuring Benllech

Book, Novella, Post Apocolyptic, series

My Review of Grip of Despair by Sam J. Fires

This is the second book of After the End series, and I’m enjoying them, if indeed that’s the right word. Maybe I should say entertained. It continues the story of Pat, the ex-cop, and Holly, an ex hospital in-patent who are thrown together. They each have their secrets and in this book Holly now knows… Continue reading My Review of Grip of Despair by Sam J. Fires

Book, Romance, series

My Review of The One For Me by Rachel Hanna

I found this on a Facebook advertisement. It said free book as is was the first of a series. It was a good romance story. Likeable characters, interesting backstories and not overly long. Jenny and Kyle are the main characters. Once childhood sweethearts, the two have moved on and grown up. When they come across… Continue reading My Review of The One For Me by Rachel Hanna

Book, Romance, series

My Review of Tastefully Texas by K. S. Stevens

I did a feature on Tastefully Texas back in June and I think the cover is beautiful. That, and the description lured me straight to Amazon where I bought it. What I loved was how it isn’t just a romance. This was about the running of a cattle ranch, the beef it supplies, and delightful… Continue reading My Review of Tastefully Texas by K. S. Stevens

Book, science Fiction, series

My Review of The Lost Princess by Richard Dee

This was a free book that came with signing up for the author’s newsletter. I’ll put the link below. What I loved about The Lost Princess was that it was ‘normal’ science fiction. What I mean is that Miles, the main character, was a normal guy, and a journalist. He lived in a tower block… Continue reading My Review of The Lost Princess by Richard Dee

Book, Post Apocolyptic, series

My Review of Pandemic by Christine Kersey

I found the book on a a Facebook advertisement. The author gave half the first chapter and that sold the book to me immediately. I enjoyed the length of 296 pages, and the short chapters. Post apocalyptic stories are something I enjoy, and I thoroughly enjoyed this one. Although it was a slow burn. I… Continue reading My Review of Pandemic by Christine Kersey

Book, Fantasy, series

Kindle Countdown Deal on The Gift Legacy

There are not many book that would consider reading again, but I’m sure I’ll read these again. They are absolutely wonderful and still my favourite series. So you should grab this fantastic deal which ends TODAY! Just a quick note to let you know that the first three books in The Gift Legacy are currently… Continue reading Kindle Countdown Deal on The Gift Legacy

Book, Romance, series

Hate Me Not ❄️ Available Now

The cover attracted me, so I stopped to read and see what it was about. It’s a series, which I enjoy, and a disaster, which always makes a good premise. I shall add the books to my to-read pile. Meanwhile, enjoy Kari’s review. Hate Me Not ❄️ from Claire Raye Hate Me Not is book… Continue reading Hate Me Not ❄️ Available Now

Book, Mystery, series

Julie’s Book Review of Tea Shop Cozy Mysteries – Books 1-6

I love series and I’d like to read these too. I read the first and really enjoyed it. I love it when someone reads the same book as me. So these reviews are fun, Tea Shop Cozy Mysteries – Books 1-6 by Katherine Hayton My rating: 5 of 5 stars Made Me Love Cozy Mysteries… Continue reading Julie’s Book Review of Tea Shop Cozy Mysteries – Books 1-6

Book, Novella, Romance, series

Book Review of Temporary Arrangement by Karen Erikson

Where did I find it: on my kindle. Yes, literally. This book has been on my Kindle forever. I’m pretty sure it was one of the first I bought when I originally purchased my eReader in 2013. In an effort to read the books I already have, I chose this one. What I liked: that… Continue reading Book Review of Temporary Arrangement by Karen Erikson