Justice Gone by N Lombardi Jr #Review #CrimeThriller #Murder #BlogTour
Synopsis: A beaten homeless vet. Three cops gunned down. A multistate manhunt. The trial of the decade. A new kind of legal thriller When a homeless war veteran is beaten … Continue reading
Interview with KJ McGilllick, author of Trust Me
I’d like to welcome author KJ McGillick back to my blog and thank her for answering more questions about her writing . . . . read on to discover what … Continue reading
Jay-Jay the Supersonic Bus by Sue Wickstead #Review #Childrens #BookBlitz
Jay-Jay the supersonic Bus Jay-Jay the bus is rescued from the dirty scrap yard, where he was sadly gathering dust and cobwebs. Feeling nervous yet excited, he is taken to … Continue reading
Suddenly Single by Carol Wyer #Review #Contemporary #BlogTour
Title: Suddenly Single Author:Carol Wyer Publisher: Canelo Previous Books include:What Happens in France Genre: Women’s Fiction Release Date: 8th April 2019 My Review: This is a brilliant, laugh out loud, romcom … Continue reading
Hate Bale by Stephanie Dagg
Hate Bale Grumbling guests and escaping piglets are precisely what Martha doesn’t need. She’s already struggling to run a holiday cottage and a rather large smallholding single-handedly. Since her husband … Continue reading
Legends of Persia by Jennifer Macaire
Legends of Persia When Ashley Riveraine jumped at the chance to travel back in time to meet her hero Alexander the Great, she never thought she would end up … Continue reading
Spotlight: The Worth of a Penny by Jess B. Moore
The Worth of a Penny Sweetheart Penelope Davies is what her daddy calls gullible, right after he told her she was stupid and worthless. With her cheek red from being … Continue reading
Interview with M Naidoo, author of The Pelican
I’m honoured that the author of The Pelican, M Naidoo, has kindly agreed to answer my questions about her book and herself. Read on to discover more about them both … Continue reading
Two for Holding by Kay Gordon #Review #IceHockey #Contemporary #Romance #425Madison #BlogTour
My Review: This is the fourth book in the series, all based on residents of 425 Madison and I thoroughly enjoyed the previous three and looked forward to reading this … Continue reading
The Inheritance by Anne Allen #Review #Dualtimeline #BlogTour
The Inheritance – The Guernsey Novels book 7 1862 Young widow Eugénie faces an uncertain future in Guernsey when her husband dies at sea. A further tragedy brings her to … Continue reading
