HER LAST HOLIDAY BY C.L. TAYLOR – BOOK REVIEW
PUBLISHED BY AVON ON THE 29th APRIL 2021 C.L. Taylor is a Sunday Times bestselling author. Her psychological thrillers have sold over a million copies in the UK alone, been translated into over twenty languages, and optioned for television. Her 2019 novel, Sleep, was a Richard and Judy pick. C.L. Taylor lives in Bristol with her partner and son. I love this author, her books are always page-turning and keep you guessing and wanting to keep on turning all the pages. Wanting to know what happened to her sister sends Fran to a retreat where all is not as it…
View PostTHE WIFE WHO GOT A LIFE BY TRACY BLOOM – BOOK REVIEW
PUBLISHED BY HARPER COLLINS ON THE 29th APRIL 2021 Tracy started writing when her cruel, heartless husband ripped her away from her dream job, shopping for rollercoasters for the UK’s leading theme parks, to live in America with a brand new baby and no mates. In a cunning plan to avoid domestic duties and people who didn’t understand her Derbyshire accent, she wrote No One Ever Has Sex On A Tuesday. It went on to become a No.1 bestseller and publishing phenomenon. Since then Tracy has written many more novels and been published successfully around the world. She now lives…
View PostBOOK OF THE MONTH – APRIL 2021
I am pleased to say that the book of the month for April is: A POSTCARD FROM PARIS BY ALEX BROWN. This was a pleasure to read, the lovely Alex Brown has written another bestseller. You can read my review here.
View PostTHE SUMMER JOB BY LIZZY DENT – BOOK REVIEW
PUBLISHED BY PENGUIN ON 15th APRIL 2021 Lizzy Dent spent her early twenties working in Scotland in hospitality, in a hotel not unlike the one in this novel. She somehow ended up in a glamorous job traveling the world creating content for various TV companies, including MTV, Channel 4, Cartoon Network, the BBC, and ITV. But she always knew that writing was the thing she wanted to do if only she could find the confidence. After publishing three young adult novels, she decided to write a novel that reflected the real women she knew, who don’t always know where they’re…
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