My Review I absolutely loved this story. Book two was extremely intense, especially the relationship between Avril and Donavon, their fight to survive the long walk, and their journey through a dead zone. The author’s idea of the future is probably the most realistic I have ever read. Life feels similar to our own, but… Continue reading The Towers, Book II by H L Heidemann
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When The Screen Goes Blank by Stephen Simpson
My Review What an entertaining little read this was! And I do mean little. It was just twenty pages long. Small, but perfectly formed. Our protagonist tells the story and the screen in the title is her Kindle. At night, when the house is quiet and you are alone in bed, everything can seem scary,… Continue reading When The Screen Goes Blank by Stephen Simpson
Home for the Holidays by Louise Emmerson
My Review You know how I love a novella, well, I also love a good Christmas story. This was all of that and more. Claire broke her boyfriend Jack’s heart when she left their small Scottish town for a job in London. Each time she returns at Christmas, she’s drawn back into the past, and… Continue reading Home for the Holidays by Louise Emmerson
The Towers by H L Heidemann
My Review I struggled to get into this book at first, but kept going and before long I was hooked. What a cracking tale it turned out to be. The story is told by the main character, Avril, which means everything is from her point of view. When Daniel, a guy she was in a… Continue reading The Towers by H L Heidemann
Christmas At Thornton Park by Ellen Read
This is a very enjoyable Christmassy novella, I loved the quirky characters, the polite conversation and the fabulous setting in 1930s Australia. Troupes ❤️ eccentric characters ❤️ best friends ❤️ family traditions ❤️ stolen gems ❤️ Russian dolls ❤️ dastardly deeds ❤️ Christmas parties Alexandria has a history of finding dead bodies or stolen items.… Continue reading Christmas At Thornton Park by Ellen Read
Abscond by Abraham Verghese
My Review This was very different to what I’m used to reading. It was interesting in parts. It was also odd in parts, and to be honest I’m not sure I loved it. Ravi is a thirteen year old Indian boy and the story is of his coming of age. It begins with his view… Continue reading Abscond by Abraham Verghese
Mistletoe and Gluhwein by Toya Richardson
My Review. The magic of Christmas has arrived! We meet Bethany and Asher as they meet at the German Christmas markets. Both are there on research trips for their various enterprises. Love at first sight is what happens as the two are instantly drawn to another. Their relationship is pretty cute as they enjoy everything… Continue reading Mistletoe and Gluhwein by Toya Richardson
I want You Back by Sophie Toovey.
I found Sophie on Instagram and she describes herself as ‘Not Sweet. Not spicy. Just real. Kisses.’ As I was a bit fed of spicy, and wanted sweet, but not twee, it sounded like it could be okay. OKAY?! It was more than ok. I loved this story. It was simply a right good tale!… Continue reading I want You Back by Sophie Toovey.
Kicked in the Heart by L A Remenicky
Who knew I liked American football? Well, I don’t really. It was the blurb that drew me to this story. I can’t say I’m a fan of the sport now either. But this story isn’t about that, although it’s a bonus if you do like it. No, this is about the relationship between Butch and… Continue reading Kicked in the Heart by L A Remenicky
A Review of Fatal Consequences by Tracey Jukes
Tracey is part of the Write Hear Write Now Community on Facebook. A wonderful place where authors support each other. If you are a lone writer, it’s worth checking out. This is for the first book I’ve read by Tracey and it was explosive! Fatal Consequences lives up to its title. One hot guy, a… Continue reading A Review of Fatal Consequences by Tracey Jukes
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