SUMMERS PAST
Some of us wait anxiously for long hot summer days filled with fun, laughter, and grandchildren. It is definitely true that the older you get the quicker the time goes and six weeks of summer is over in a blink of the eye. I cannot recall a time ever where the six weeks have been sunny every day but my memory fails to remember a wet day inside when growing up. The garden was my playground and being an only child, living with grandparents I could turn it into whatever my play theme was, this would vary from bike ramps…
View PostHOMECOMING ON THE MARSH BY LYNZY HEARTFIELD-BROWN – BOOK REVIEW
SELF PUBLISHED ON THE 10th JANUARY 2019 After the Wakefields discover their dead father squandered all the family money and re-mortgaged the family home while he worked abroad. Xania looks after all the family members in her house on the Marsh. She is terribly burnt after trying to save her brother from fire and all looks grim until Great Aunt Cecily dies leaving them all multi-millionaires. The whole family moves into their ancestral home in the champagne province of Champagnette, nr Champagne, Northern France. But Xania has a difficult time settling. She misses Little Bringham very much. There are family…
View PostDOG ROSE DIRT BY JEN WILLIAMS – BOOK REVIEW
PUBLISHED BY HARPER COLLINS ON 22nd JULY 2021 What if your mother had been writing to a serial killer? A convicted murderer with a story to tell. Serial killer Michael Reave – known as The Red Wolf – has been locked in Belmarsh Prison for more than 20 years for the brutal and ritualistic murders of countless women. A grieving daughter with a secret to unearth. Ex-journalist Heather Evans returns to her childhood home after her mother’s inexplicable suicide and discovers something chilling – hundreds of letters between her mother and Reave, dating back decades. A hunt for a killer ready to…
View PostTHE PERFECT LIFE BY NUALA ELLWOOD – BOOK REVIEW
PUBLISHED BY PENGUIN ON 5th AUGUST 2021 We all indulge in a bit of make-believe at times but Vanessa likes to take on different personas as she goes around looking at houses she cannot afford, it’s all a bit of fun and takes her away from the world she lives in. This is written by the ‘then’ and ‘now’ so it can get a bit confusing at times but it does all fall into place. Not as good as her previous book but it will keep you entertained on a winter’s night. Nuala Ellwood is the author of three bestselling…
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