A DIRTY DEATH BY REBECCA TOPE – BOOK REVIEW
PUBLISHED BY JOFFE BOOKS CRIME THRILLER AND COSY MYSTERY ON THE 31st JULY Early one morning, Lilah Beardon finds her father drowned on his own farm. The police assume his death was a tragic accident. But Lilah isn’t convinced. She knew her father better than anyone, and a clumsy accident doesn’t seem likely. Everyone else in this pretty village hated the crabby old farmer: from his neglected wife Miranda to the parish vicar . . . but is one of the villagers a cold-blooded killer? Working alongside the handsome but bumbling Detective Constable Den Cooper, Lilah is determined to uncover…
View PostHIS LOST WIFE BY A.J. WILLS – BOOK REVIEW
The last thing Victor remembers is dancing through the streets of Rome with his wife, Ruby, as they celebrated their honeymoon. So why is he back at the airport alone? There’s no sign of Ruby anywhere and he has no memory of their flight home. All he knows is she’s in serious trouble and urgently needs his help. But first, he has to find her, while avoiding the police at all costs. He has a strong feeling he can’t trust them – but he has no idea why … His Lost Wife is a short psychological thriller with a gut-wrenching…
View PostSAVING SANDCASTLES BY MEREDITH SUMMERS – BOOK REVIEW
Claire Turner is much too busy running her bakery in the seaside town of Lobster Bay to think about past romances and first kisses, especially after she finds out the empty store across the street is going to be in direct competition with her. She’s worked too hard after her divorce to establish her independence, and she isn’t about to let some newcomer ruin things for her. Rob Bradford needs a new start after his wife’s lengthy illness and death. But when he goes back to the town that holds his happiest childhood vacation memories, he never dreams that the…
View PostTHE MURDER MYSTERY BY ALICE CASTLE – BOOK REVIEW
PUBLISHED BY BOOKOUTURE ON THE 22nd AUGUST 2022 Meet Beth Haldane: a historian with a taste for gardening, snug coffee shops… and solving mysteries? It’s a crisp spring day in Dulwich Village when Beth arrives at Wyatt’s School for her new job, keen to impress and show off her research skills. Her boss Alan Jenkins seems a little shifty as he runs off for a mysterious appointment… but Beth puts it out of her mind until lunchtime when strolling the five-hundred-year-old grounds, she is shocked to stumble overAlan’s dead body: spots of blood on his mustard-yellow tweed jacket, his face…
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