To the point book reviews and other bookish stuff
It’s time for Paul Marriner’s third and final guest post about The Blue Bench, his novel set in 1920 during the aftermath of the First […]
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As you might have heard (unless you’ve been under a rock somewhere), Ruth Ware has a new book out this week. Highly anticipated by me […]
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I’m so pleased to be able to finally bring you my review of How to Belong by Sarah Franklin. Publication was originally scheduled for May […]
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Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for The Archers: Ambridge at War by Catherine Miller. I’m sharing my thoughts on this lovely read […]
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It’s my stop on the blog tour for The Unwrapping of Theodora Quirke by Caroline Smailes and I’m delighted to be reviewing this fabulous read […]
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My review today is of Sunwise by Helen Steadman, which I thought was a fantastic read. My thanks to Impress Books for very kindly sending […]
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Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for The Pretenders by Agatha Zaza. I’ll be sharing my thoughts about this book today. My thanks […]
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Today I’m sharing my thoughts about Love, Prescribed by Laura Buckley which I thought was a gorgeous read. My thanks to the author for very […]
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It’s time for Paul Marriner’s second guest post about The Blue Bench, his novel set in 1920 during the aftermath of the First World War. […]
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I’m sharing my thoughts about Kiss Myself Goodbye by Ferdinand Mount today. It’s a fascinating read about a complicated woman. My thanks to Julia from […]
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