#BookReview The Mystery of Three Quarters by Sophie Hannah
Today I have my review of The Mystery of Three Quarters, the new Hercules Poirot mystery from crime fiction writer Sophie Hannah,
#BookReview Letters from Alice by @petrinabanfield
Today I review a book that brings to life the history of the hospital almoner. Letters from Alice is a novel by Petrina Banfield and has just been published with Harper Element.
#BookReview #SinsAsScarlet by Nicolás Obregón @NicObregon @MichaelJBooks
Today I have my review of the new release from Nicolás Obregón, Sins As Scarlet. A fascinating novel!
#BookReview Last Letter from Istanbul by Lucy Foley
Today I have my review of Last Letter from Istanbul by Lucy Foley. Just released in paperback recently, it is a novel that will sweep you back in time to an important part of history ~ Constantinople 1921.
#BookReview Vox by Christina Dalcher #100WORDS
Today I review VOX, the high-concept debut from Christina Dalcher. It will be released with HQ Stories later this month.
#BookReview Mrs Hemingway by Naomi Wood
My review of the stunning novel Mrs Hemingway by Naomi Wood.. A beautiful book!
#BookReview Pieces of Her by Karin Slaughter
Today I bring you all my review of Pieces of Her, the latest release from bestselling author Karin Slaughter. Described as a psychological suspense novel it will be published on 9th August by Harper Collins.
#BookReview #AColdFlame by Aidan Conway @ConwayRome
Today I have my review of A Cold Flame by Aidan Conway, the second book in an Italian based crime series and just released by Killer Reads.
#BookReview #BelieveMe by JP Delaney @QuercusBooks
Today I have my review of Believe Me by JP Delaney, author of bestselling novel The Girl Before. Just published with Quercus Books, I see another movie on the horizon!
#BookReview #Hold by Michael Donkor
‘Friendship
Family
Shame
Forgiveness
What should we cling to, and when is it time to let go?’
Hold is the debut novel from Michael Donkor and has just been published by Fourth Estate. Moving between Ghana and London, Hold is described as ‘an intimate, moving, powerful coming-of-age novel’, telling the story of Belinda, a young Ghanaian who finds herself living in London, so utterly different from her life as a housegirl in Ghana.
I received my copy from Harper Collins Ireland in return for my unbiased and voluntary review.
Please do read on for my thoughts…