My Review for The Girl in the Photo by Catherine Hokin

I absolutely love the cover of this book! I’m not particularly maternal, but it makes me want to scoop the child up in my arms and protect her forever. The Girl in the Photo is my first Catherine Hokin novel and although it’s the third in a series, it absolutely doesn’t matter if you haven’t read any of the others. However, I guarantee that once you’ve read one, you’ll want to read more.It’s 1950, and five years after the end of the Second World...

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My Review for Perfect by Suzy England

I love finding new authors. Suzy England is an excellent find and Perfect is a brilliant book! Will and Rebecca are the main characters in Perfect and, in a roundabout way, are the main characters in Rebecca’s new, bestselling novel which is based around her and the people she has in her life, both past and present.Full of love, laughter, anger and tears, Perfect is a lovely way to spend a couple of frosty UK days (and nights) and for the first time...

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My Review for That Night at the Beach by Kate Hewitt

Everyone should judge a Kate Hewitt book for themselves. I don’t read reviews because many of them contain spoilers and I’d always much rather go into a book without knowing what happens. That Night at the Beach is no different. You’ll be drawn in so much more if you do not know what is coming next....and I guarantee, you probably won’t have a clue what is coming next.Full of anger, emotions, and teenage (and adult) hormones. That Night at the Beach...

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My Review for Will There be Wine by Whitney Cubbison

This is such an awesome debut novel and I’m chuffed that the author reached out to me and asked me if I would read and review a copy of Will There be Wine. It took me longer than it usually does to read a book, as I spent the first two weeks of January in Las Vegas. However, this meant I could enjoy Austen’s dating shenanigans for longer, and after an exhausting day wandering the strip, what better way to relax than to dive into a Paris rom-com!Austen...

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My Review for Off the Deep End by Lucinda Berry

I’m pretty sure that Off the Deep End is my first Lucinda Berry read, however, it won’t be my last. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Fast-paced and a real page-turner, it became pretty dark as the story progressed, but this made it even more thrilling for me.It all began with two mothers, Amber and Jules, and two sons, Gabe and Isaac, but what happened, and how did it end? Told from the point of view of both mothers in alternating chapters, we discover very...

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