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#BookReview | Last Ones Left Alive by Sarah Davis-Goff | @SarahDavisGoff | @TinderPress | #LastOnesLeftAlive

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne22nd March 201911 Comments

REMEMBER YOUR JUST-IN-CASESBEWARE TALL BUILDINGSWATCH YOUR SIX [ About the Book ] Raised by her mother and Maeve on Slanbeg, an island off the west coast of Ireland, Orpen has a childhood of love and stories by the fireside. But the stories grow darker, and the training begins. Ireland has been devoured by a ravening…

#BookReview Hold My Hand by M.J. Ford

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne21st March 20195 Comments

You only looked away for a second…How long do you hunt for the missing? [ About the Book ] When a young Josie Masters sees a boy in a red football shirt being led away by a clown at a circus, she tries desperately to alert the crowds whilst his terrified parents panic. But it’s…

#BookReview | One Minute Later by Susan Lewis | #OneMinuteLater

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne19th March 20194 Comments

You think your life is perfect.You think your secrets are safe.You think it’ll always be this way. But your life can change in a heartbeat…. [ About the Book ] Vivienne Shager has it all. A highflying job. A beautiful apartment. Friends whose lives are as perfect as her own. But on the afternoon of…

#BookReview | Future Popes of Ireland by Darragh Martin

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne15th March 20194 Comments

‘In 1979 Bridget Doyle has one goal left in life; for her family to produce the very first Irish pope…’ [ About the Book ] In 1979 Bridget Doyle has one goal left in life: for her family to produce the very first Irish pope. Fired up by John Paul II’s appearance in Phoenix Park,…

#BookReview | Fade to Grey by John Lincoln | @noexitpress

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne14th March 20192 Comments

‘Gethin Grey is the man you call when there’s nowhere else to turn’ [ About the Book ] Gethin Grey is the man you call when there’s nowhere else to turn. His Last Resort Legals team investigates miscarriages of justice. But Gethin is running out of options himself: his gambling is out of control, his…

#Bookreview | The Taking of Annie Thorne by @cjtudor |#BlogTour

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne13th March 20194 Comments

‘Because when my sister was eight years old, she disappeared.At the time, I thought it was the worst thing that could ever happen.And then she came back……’ [ About The Book ] Then . . . One night, Annie went missing. Disappeared from her own bed. There were searches, appeals. Everyone thought the worst. And…

#BookReview | The Mum Who Got Her Life Back | Fiona Gibson | @FionaGibson | @AvonBooksUK

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne12th March 20192 Comments

An empty nest has never been so much fun!A fresh start.A new man.Could it be too good to be true? [ About the Book ] When her 18-year-old twins leave for university, single mum Nadia’s life changes in ways she never expected: her Glasgow flat feels suddenly huge, laundry doesn’t take up half her week,…

#BitterOrange by @ClaireFuller2 | #Bookreview by @evgaughan

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne8th March 20196 Comments

From the author of Our Endless Numbered Days and Swimming Lessons, Bitter Orange is a seductive psychological portrait—a keyhole into the dangers of longing and how far a woman might go to escape her past. I am delighted to welcome the wonderful Irish writer/author Evie Gaughan today with her thoughts on Bitter Orange by Claire Fuller. I saw Evie gushing…

#Bookreview | The Silver Road by Stina Jackson | #TheSilverRoad | @CorvusBooks | @theotherkirsty

Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne7th March 20196 Comments

‘Even the darkest journey must come to an end….. A sun that never setsA daughter that never came homeA father that never stops looking – Lelle A new townA new startAnd new dangers everywhere – Meja’ [ About the Book ] Three years ago, Lelle’s daughter went missing in a remote part of Northern Sweden.…

#BookReview | #TheCourier by Kjell Ola Dahl | #BlogTour | @OrendaBooks | @ko_dahl

Blog Tour, Book ReviewBy Mairéad Hearne6th March 201913 Comments

‘Ester can see part of her father’s face through the bars on the window. The hairline, the fringe over his forehead and the top of his glasses. That is when he sees her. They exchange looks. His hand grasps a bar on the door window. She closes her eyes and regrets that she has seen…

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