#Bookreview A Week in Paris by Rachel Hore
Today I have a review of a book I read on behalf of TripFiction. ‘A Week in Paris’ is a novel by Rachel Hore that tells a story of ‘war, secrets, family and enduring love’.
Today I have a review of a book I read on behalf of TripFiction. ‘A Week in Paris’ is a novel by Rachel Hore that tells a story of ‘war, secrets, family and enduring love’.
My review for you all today is the gorgeous debut novel, The Last Lost Girl by Irish writer Maria Hoey, recently published by Poolbeg Crimson.
O what a beautiful book! Let Us Be True by Alex Christofi is just exquisite…please do check out my review!
Today on #IrishWritersWed I am joined by author Olive Collins as she takes us all on a fascinating journey, with a post entitled ‘Jamaica and The Irish Connection’
Today I review the first in a new wartime saga, The Spark Girl by Fiona Ford. Recently published by Orion Fiction, The Spark Girl is described as novel full of adventure, romance, heartbreak and friendship.
Today I’m taking you all to Paris 1958 with an extract from Let Us Be True, the just published novel by Alex Christofi. I do hope you enjoy!!
I am so honoured to be joining Lesley Downer today on publication day of the paperback edition of her stunning novel The Shogun’s Queen. Lesley has written a wonderful guest post about the women of the Shogun’s Palace and I have also incorporated a repost of my review.
Today I review a book that is really a very special read. All The Light We Cannot See is written by Anthony Doerr and a book that I hope I do justice to today in my review. I recommend….
Delighted to be joining Eve Chase on tour today with her beautiful new novel The Vanishing of Audrey Wilde just published with Michael Joseph. Eve has also written about the inspiration behind the novel…
Today I have a review of The Constant Soldier, a stunning book written by Irish writer William Ryan. Highly recommend for all, particularly any reader with a passion for historical fiction..