HYTHE FOOD & DRINK FESTIVAL
The festival has been on for the last four days and finishes today, it has been super and the weather has been amazing, making it one of the best I have been to. It was great to catch up with all my writer friends on the bookstall and I came away with two free books to read and review, so look out for those next month. Paul was doing a roaring trade selling his books and giving out free sweets, I’m looking forward to getting his latest book which is a thriller instead of his usual children’s stories. I sat…
View PostTHE VILLA – BOOK REVIEW
The hens return to the villa for another hen night, 3 years after their friend died at the last hen night, will this open old scars and can they forget the past and find closure? Things start to happen straight away making them each question the memories they each have as they are all different. Who is telling the truth? I enjoyed reading this even though it kept me up late, I wasn’t sure who I believed so you have to keep turning those pages. Is history going to repeat and someone else going to die and who is responsible…
View PostDEAD IN THE WATER BY SIMON McCLEAVE – BOOK REVIEW
Published by Avon 20th June 202 When a seventeen-year-old girl vanishes from her home overnight, DI Laura Hart knows that time is of the essence. Then, an inmate at the local prison is murdered in her cell and suddenly Beaumaris CID is juggling two major investigations. With inmates refusing to talk to the police, Laura is forced to take drastic action: going undercover behind bars. With everyone under suspicion, Laura’s true identity must be kept a secret, meaning no one can protect her. Simon McCleave is a million-selling crime novelist who lives in Wales with his wife and children. His…
View PostTHE GARDEN OF MEMORIES BY AMANDA JAMES – BOOK REVIEW
Published by One More Chapter on the 20th of June 202 With nothing but time on her hands, retired nurse Rose Lanyon finds herself drawn to the garden that had once been her husband’s pride and joy. It may have started as a means of honouring her husband’s memory, but her little Cornish garden soon becomes so much more – a place where the lost and lonely can find solace, the forgotten can be remembered, and second chances take bloom. Because, as long as new life is growing, there will always be hope and new memories to make… This was…
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