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Christmas Scarf MurderTwo things I did not realise when I started this book. Each of the stories is part of a whole other series, none of which I had read. The...
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Devil’s Kiss by Michelle BenningtonNarrated by Courtney Patterson I really enjoyed the narrative voice in this audiobook. There was something both flippant and poignant...
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Rent to Be by Sonia HartlIt is interesting when the plot of a romantic story uses realistic hurdles which are contemporary and make sense, even under the...
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Something New at the Borrow a Bookshop by Kiley DunbarThis is the third in a series, but since every book involves a new person coming in to take charge of a bookshop, I did not feel like too...
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The Last List of Mabel Beaumont by Laura PearsonI must admit that I saw the ending reveal coming. Despite that obvious setback, I enjoyed getting to know Mabel and watching her come out...
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Swamp by Johann G. LouisI was not a fan of the art in this book, but it did work for the emotions that ran rampant in the story. We have an unlikely friendship...
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A Million Ways: Stories of MotherhoodThe Book comes with a handy content page which has a summary of all the books. If one had this book on their shelf, it would be easy to...
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Asian Ghost StoriesI do not know what compelled me to give this a shot, but I am glad I did. I have mentioned often that I am not a big horror fan, and this...
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The Start of Something Wonderful by Jessica RedlandThis book felt different from others the author has written previously. It did not feel like the start of a series (even with the title...
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Murder is a Piece of Cake by Valerie BurnsThis series is a little different from the others of its ilk that I have read. The central protagonist is not someone who changes during...
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The Late Mrs. Willoughby by Claudia GrayI did not notice going in that this is the second book in a series. The two lead protagonists have already met in a previous installment...
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Sokken haken à la Sascha by Sascha Blase-van WagtendonkI have borrowed multiple books with patterns from my library in the past year or so but have not managed to complete anything from them....
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At the Coffee Shop of Curiosities by Heather WebberAll the books I have read by the author usually have a magical realism spin to it. I am fond of it in the way that the author tends to...
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The Wagging Tails Dogs’ Home by Sarah HopeThis book centres around a dog rescue (as the title directly states) and the people who run it. There are several characters, each with...
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Grand Gestures by Lynne Hancock PearsonThis book delivers on what it promises. It works for the genre. For some reason, I saw the title (and had forgotten the blurb when I was...
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The Happy Life of Isadora Bentley by Courtney WalshThe format of this book is that of a standard uplit done well. A reader has to know that going in, although the cover and the title do...
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World Running Down by Al HessThis is science fiction set in a dystopian world that raises the question of what makes people people. I have noticed (as I am sure the...
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The Gardens of Dorr by Paul BiegelTranslated by: Gillian Hume I have read and reviewed one other translated work by the author: The King of the Copper Mountains ....
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The Lonely Hearts Book Club by Lucy GilmoreThere is something about a group of misfits who find their places in life and come out happier at the end of a story (at least better...
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Non-Bookish Weekend Post: Blackout Hong KongMy last post for this recurring monthly attempt at talking about my other (now woefully neglected) hobby was: Non-Bookish Weekend Post: Tiffin...
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The Devil’s Flute Murders by Seishi YokomizoTranslated by : Jim Rion I have read and reviewed four previous books which feature the same main detective....
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#FlashbackFriday Sepember 2022My last post for this recurring meme was: #FlashbackFriday August 2022 . This is a monthly meme hosted by Kerry @Chat about Books and, as...
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August 2023 Books Vs MoodsMy last post for this recurring wrap-up of the month was: July 2023 Books Vs Moods Rainy day...
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Charming Cove #1,#2 by Linsey HallAlthough I read both of these books with a little time between them, I decided to review them together especially since the second releases at the...
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Someone Else’s Bucket List by Amy T. MatthewsI had a couple of false starts with this book. In the beginning, we encounter a previously vivacious and adventurous woman having...
