Review: Such a Bad Influence, by Grace Demyan
Although it certainly doesn’t pigeonhole itself, Such a Bad Influence does have an overriding theme of connection – and how it can come in the most unusual of ways.
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Tag: Book of the Month
Review: 7 Proven but Useless Book Sales Strategies by Ted Backer
7 Proven but Useless Book Sales Strategies: A quick read that will have you laughing a lot. Welcome a little satire into your life with our latest read.
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Review: Honoured by Naz Shah
Dive into Honoured by Naz Shah, where she shares her journey of honour, family ties, and the values that shaped her life.
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Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty: A Meeting with Old Friends
Discover the captivating world of Here One Moment Liane Moriarty and rekindle your love for reading with her latest work.
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Review: 45 Things To Do Before You’re 45, by Julia Tuffs
Get inspired by 45 things to do before you’re 45, perfect for those seeking adventure or self-improvement.
Read MoreReview: A Long Way From Sunday by Rosalind Redshaw
Experience the journey in A Long Way From Sunday, where travel tales remind us of simpler times and unfettered exploration.
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Review: Letters from Strangers by Susan Walter
Experience the gripping story of Letters from Strangers. Follow Jane as she uncovers her father’s secret life through poignant letters.
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Review: Norma and the Blue Hour, by Chris Delyani
Norma and the Blue Hour offers a fresh perspective with its emphasis on the experiences of older characters in storytelling.
Read MoreReview: What Comes Next: A Novel by Caitlin Forbes
Delve into ‘What Comes Next by Caitlin Forbes’, where family bonds and tough choices emerge in the face of life’s uncertainties.
Read MoreReview: Such a Good Couple, by Sophie White
In Such a Good Couple, relationships are put to the test during an all-expenses-paid holiday. Discover the complexities of love and friendship.
Read MoreReview: The In-Laws Sinéad Moriarty
Preparing for a summer holiday with the family? Sinéad Moriarty’s new novel, The In-Laws, could be just what you’re looking for. Check out our review.
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Review: Confessions of a Grammar Queen by Eliza Knight
Dive into “Confessions of a Grammar Queen.” Claire reviews Eliza Knight’s feminist, sassy tale of breaking barriers in 1960s publishing.
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Review: A Marin Bed and Breakfast by Dolores Street
You know when a book has you so enthralled, you simply can’t put it down? That’s A Marin Bed and Breakfast by Dolores Street! Read our full review, here!
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Review: Miss Burnham and the Loose Thread by Lynn Knight
Set in 1925, Rose Burnham runs a small, respectable dressmaking business alongside her sisters. It’s also a space that provides a haven to those that visit. With one such visitor sending Rose onto a most unexpected quest. Read the full review here.
Read MoreReview: The Butterfly Trap by Clea Simon
The Butterfly Trap by Clea Simon is a book that certainly didn’t go as expected. Check out our review here.
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Review: Single by Nicola Slawson
An empowering read for anyone navigating the world of singlehood. Slawson challenges the conventional notion that being single is a state to be fixed.
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