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The Harbour Lights Mystery by Emylia HallI so loved Emylia Hall’s The Shell House Detectives reviewed here, that I included it in my very first selection of books for The...
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Staying in with Noah William SmithI’ll be honest, I’ve been finding life somewhat challenging of late and am looking forward to 2024, so when Noah William Smith got in...
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Chatting with Chris Malone about #FutureProof on Publication DayIt’s been my pleasure to welcome Chris Malone to Linda’s Book Bag before, to celebrate the first two books in her #Glitch series,...
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Wrapped with a Beau by Lillie ValeMy enormous thanks to Tracy Fenton for inviting me to participate in the blog tour for Lillie Vale’s Wrapped with a Beau. It’s my...
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Staying in with Ian Moore on The Man Who Didn’t Burn publication dayIt’s always so exciting being in at the start of a new book and with today’s guest, Ian Moore, I’m delighted to welcome him to...
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Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt HaigI had meant to post my review of Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig on Monday this week when it was out discussion book at the U3A reading group to...
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Gods and Monsters – Mythological Poems chosen by Ana Sampson and illustrated by Chris RiddellI’m not entirely sure which lovely publicist it was who sent me a surprise copy of the children’s poetry book Gods and Monsters –...
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The Fifth Guest by Jenny KnightI’ve been so lucky to review some cracking books for My Weekly magazine online and today’s is no exception. I’m thrilled to...
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Wild Hope by Donna AshworthWhen I returned from holiday in August I was delighted to find a surprise copy of Wild Hope by Donna Ashworth waiting for me. My enormous thanks to...
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Featuring The Cradle Will Fall by Luke MurphyIt’s a while since Luke Murphy was last here on Linda’s Book Bag, when we stayed in together to chat about two of Luke’s books,...
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The Week Junior Book Awards 2023One of the reasons I became a book blogger was because, many moons ago in a different life, I used to read and review children’s books for...
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Spotlight on The American Woman by R J GouldYet again I’m annoyed that I simply cannot read every book that appeals to me. However, I am delighted to share a spotlight on The American...
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Celebrations for the Woolworths Girls by Elaine EverestI cannot believe how long it is since I featured Elaine Everest on Linda’s Book Bag. I’m delighted to rectify that omission by sharing...
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Staying in with Kate ThompsonHaving loved Kate Thompson’s The Little Wartime Library when I reviewed it here for My Weekly, it gives me enormous pleasure to welcome Kate...
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An Extract from My Book of Revelations by Iain HoodIt’s a little over a year since I had the privilege of interviewing Iain Hood in a post you can find here. Then we were discussing...
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Country Secrets by Fiona WalkerToday I’m delighted to share detail of another of my online My Weekly reviews, this time of Country Secrets by Fiona Walker. Published by Head of...
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The Beginning of Everything by Jackie FraserI so enjoyed Jackie Frasers’ The Bookshop of Second Chances, reviewed here, that when the amazing Sara-Jade Virtue offered me the opportunity...
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The Forgotten Garden by Sharon GoslingAs Sharon Gosling’s The House Beneath the Cliffs was one of my books of the year in 2021 (reviewed here) and her The Lighthouse Bookshop was...
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Divorced Not Dead by Harper FordAs I’m a huge fan of Harper North’s writing different genres under other pen names, I was excited to receive a surprise copy of her...
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Chatting with Nancy Boyarsky about The Big ShakeupIt’s a real pleasure to welcome back Nancy Boyarsky to chat with me again today. Nancy was last here when we discussed her thriller The...
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Finding Bear by Hannah GoldHaving loved all Hannah Gold’s previous children’s books I was thrilled some months ago when a copy of her latest, Finding Bear arrived...
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The Book of Beginnings by Sally PageMy enormous thanks to Sofia Saghir for sending me a copy of The Book of Beginnings by Sally Page in return for an honest review. It’s my...
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Staying in with Jane AndersonSometimes books cross my path where the covers are so beautiful I truly wish I had time to fit in reading the contents, but sadly there are only 24...
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A Waltz Through The Dark Wood by Adam DicksonMy grateful thanks to Adam Dickson for sending me a copy of his short story collection A Waltz Through The Dark Wood: 12 short stories that...
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A Beautiful Rival by Gill PaulI’ve long been a fan of Gill Paul’s historical novels based on real people, and having been privileged to reveal the cover back in...
