I’m so glad I managed to fit this into my review schedule because I devoured it in one afternoon! I will say that I did get frustrated with Molly at one point which is why I don’t watch dating shows….
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Sword of Vengeance by Peter Gibbons | Book Review
In the aftermath of the intense Battle of Maldon, the protagonist Beornoth is in dire straits, and Brand must exert every effort to ensure his survival. This poignant and pivotal start to the story delves into loss and the brutal…
Coffee and Cake at Wildflower Lock by Hannah Lynn | Book Review
In this delightful narrative, we follow Daisy, our heroine, as she prepares to launch a small coffee shop on her narrowboat moored at Wildflower Lock. As expected, smooth sailing isn’t on the agenda – Daisy seems to have an unfortunate…
The Secrets of Crestwell Hall by Alexandra Walsh | Book Review
This novel presented a compelling premise by focusing on the wives of the Gunpowder Plotters, inviting readers to empathize and ponder the challenges they faced. The author skillfully wove threads connecting modern-day radicalized extremists with their historic counterparts, adding depth…
Drive to Murder by Debbie Young | Book Review
In the charming village of Wendelbury Barrow in the Cotswolds, the atmosphere is anything but tranquil as the local bus service faces an uproar from the eccentric villagers due to its departure. The situation takes a dark turn when a…
Just Do It by Maxine Morrey | Book Review
Meet Elizabeth, the reserved archaeologist with a penchant for privacy and a touch of shyness. Known for keeping her opinions to herself, she typically dedicates her time to work and the occasional rendezvous with fellow academics. However, her usual routine…
Clash of Kings by MJ Porter | Book Review
Olaf Gothfrithson of the Dublin Norse and Constantin of the Scots are returning from a battle that ended in defeat and disappointment. Narrowly escaping with their lives, both men now grapple with a sense of weakness and demoralization. While Olaf…
Odd Mom Out by Sandy Day | Book Review
Here we meet Trudy who is, like many of us at this point in our lives, a hot mess. She is recently divorced and unhappy. She has been forced to live with her mother and I will admit that at…
Snowdown at the Old Schoolhouse by Margaret Amatt | Book Review
Willow, an undeniably captivating character, resonates deeply with her tenacious spirit. Her pursuit of independence and career-building becomes a source of admiration, showcasing remarkable resilience. The evolving connection between Willow and Marcus contributes a delightful charm to the narrative, unfolding…
Lottie’s Little Secret by Debbie Viggiano | Book Review
My first foray into the literary world crafted by Debbie Viggiano left me utterly captivated, and I find myself now firmly hooked on her storytelling prowess. “Lottie’s Little Secret” is far more than your run-of-the-mill romantic comedy; it’s a tapestry…
My Fake Italian Marriage by Romy Sommer | Book Review
Cleo’s assignment leads her to the picturesque landscapes of Tuscany, where she represents the British Investment Bank—a guardian of a substantial stake in the Fioravanti vineyard. Yet, as the complexities of her mission unfold, it becomes evident that she’ll need…
Change of Heart by T. A. Williams | Book Review
From the very first page, this book exudes charm, drawing readers into an enchanting world of castles and romance. As the tale unfolds, we are introduced to the intriguing profession of a castle manager, a role not widely known, which…