Today I’m reviewing Elizabeth is Missing by Emma Healey. Blurb In this darkly riveting debut novel—a sophisticated psychological mystery that is also an heartbreakingly honest meditation on memory, identity, and aging—an elderly woman descending into dementia embarks on a desperate quest to find the best friend she believes has disappeared, and her search for the truthContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog ‘Elizabeth is Missing’ by Emma Healey #Amreading #Bookreviews”
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#TuesdayBookBlog ‘Then She Ran’ by Charlie Gallagher #Amreading #Bookreviews #Heist #Thriller
Today I’m reviewing Then She Ran by Charlie Gallagher. Blurb On a lazy Sunday morning, Jenny Harris is shaken awake by her panic-stricken boyfriend, Joseph. Their baby daughter lies asleep on her chest. ‘We’ve got to go!’ Joseph screams. In their hotel room, Jenny hurriedly wraps her tiny baby up. All their belongings are left behind. There’s no time. Joseph’s panicContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog ‘Then She Ran’ by Charlie Gallagher #Amreading #Bookreviews #Heist #Thriller”
#TuesdayBookBlog ‘White Lies’ by Lucy Dawson #Amreading #Bookreviews #PsychologicalThriller
Today I’m reviewing White Lies by Lucy Dawson. Blurb Alexandra Inglis is a respected family doctor, trusted by her patients to keep their most intimate secrets. And if sometimes the boundaries between duty and desire blur… well, she’s only human. But when Alex oversteps a line with Jonathan, one of her patients, she knows she’s gone tooContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog ‘White Lies’ by Lucy Dawson #Amreading #Bookreviews #PsychologicalThriller”
#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Last Girl’ by Nick Twist #Amreading #Bookreviews
Today I’m reviewing The Last Girl by Nick Twist. Blurb After surviving a plane crash, June West surrenders to a shallow existence of a life without memories–without purpose. She is stuck in a hospital where she is taken care of and told what to do with the rest of her life. But how come sheContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Last Girl’ by Nick Twist #Amreading #Bookreviews”
#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Last Necromancer’ by C. J. Archer #Audible #Amreading #Bookreviews
Today I’m reviewing The Last Necromancer by C. J. Archer, which is Book 1 of the The Ministry Of Curiosities. It’s a historical novel set in Victorian London, but it’s more than that, as you’ll find out in my review. Don’t you love the covers? I love writing and reading historical fiction. I’m always on the lookout forContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Last Necromancer’ by C. J. Archer #Audible #Amreading #Bookreviews”
#TuesdayBookBlog ‘Us’ and ‘One Day’ by David Nicholls #BookReview #Amreviewing @Audible
Today on I’m reviewing One Day and US, contemporary literary fiction, written by David Nicholls. I read ‘One Day’ by David Nicholls about eight years ago, when it first came out. It was before I started reviewing the books I read. I loved everything about One Day, especially the way the plot was structured, taking oneContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog ‘Us’ and ‘One Day’ by David Nicholls #BookReview #Amreviewing @Audible”
#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Cellar’ by Minette Walters #BookReviews #AmReading #Audible
I became a fan of Minette Walters in the nineties, after reading her first novel, The Ice House (1992), I also r ead The Sculptress, The Scold’s Bridal and many more. I didn’t write reviews at that time, but I loved her carefully crafted crime thrillers, the way the characters came to life, the unexpectedContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Cellar’ by Minette Walters #BookReviews #AmReading #Audible”
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman #TuesdayBookBlog #amreading #Bookreviews
Eleanor Oliphant is completely Fine is one of those exceptional, unsettling and ultimately uplifting novels a reader never forgets. It’s a special novel that made me feel a multitude of contradictory and strong emotions; optimism, devastation, shock and joy, but overall enthusiasm and positive energy. Eleanor is definitely not fine. The reader will walk in herContinue reading “Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman #TuesdayBookBlog #amreading #Bookreviews”
Rough Writers World Tour #Flash Fiction Anthology. How to Make Every Word Count #TuesdayBookBlog
Writing is often a solitary endeavour, so supportive writing communities, like the Rough Writers at Carrot Ranch, led by Charli Mills, are invaluable to authors. They’re a safe place where we can express our creativity, receive and offer feedback, and feel we belong to a greater worldwide community we would never be able to reachContinue reading “Rough Writers World Tour #Flash Fiction Anthology. How to Make Every Word Count #TuesdayBookBlog “
#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Remedy for Love’ by Bill Roorbach #BookReview #amreading
‘The remedy for love,’ by Bill Roorbrach is a breathtaking and unique novel. I’m really glad I chose to read it, because it has given me so much to think about, and so much to be grateful and hopeful for. Its underlying optimism and faith in human nature is contagious. I wasn’t sure what toContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Remedy for Love’ by Bill Roorbach #BookReview #amreading”
Rereading Jane Eyre 