#BlogTour Shipyard Girls in Love by Nancy Revell @arevellwalton @arrowpublishing
Today I ask author of Shipyard Girls in Love, Nancy Revell, a few questions and I share information on the book. Check out my stop on tour here!!
Today I ask author of Shipyard Girls in Love, Nancy Revell, a few questions and I share information on the book. Check out my stop on tour here!!
I have my review of The Lost Girl by Carol Drinkwater for you all today as part of the blog tour for the release of the paperback edition with Penguin/Michael Joseph.
A gothic novel to chill your senses!! Get ready for The Coffin Path by Katherine Clements. Just published by Headline, read on for my thoughts…
Today on #IrishWritersWed I am delighted to welcome Irish author and lifestyle/parenting blogger Nicola Cassidy, aka Lady Nicci. Nicola chats jealousy, with a very open and honest post. I do hope, as ever, you enjoy!
I review a book today that is a little different for me. It is a historical book targeted at the YA market. The Tides Between is written by Elizabeth Jane Corbett and is an insight into emigration in the 1800’s through the eyes of a fifteen-year-old girl.
My review today is of the latest novel from bestselling author Erica James. Coming Home to Island House is due for release on 11th January with Orion Books. A really absorbing read.
Today I review The Assassin of Verona by Benet Brandreth, a William Shakespeare novel. Published by Zaffre, this is a perfect novel for anyone looking for an exciting & swashbuckling adventure!!
Today I join Jane Thynne on tour with her latest novel in the WW2 based Clara Vine Series, Solitaire. Jane has written about her top 5 book recommendations for you all as well as a wonderful Twitter Giveaway!!
Today I have a review of the truly poignant novel Last Christmas in Paris. Written by Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb and just published by Harper Collins/William Morrow, I highly recommend for all lovers of historical fiction and the wartime years.
The book I review today near broke my heart. The Tide Between Us by Olive Collins is based around the true facts of indentured slaves taken from Ireland and deported to the sugar cane plantations of Jamaica in the 1800’s. A must read for all with a passion for historical fiction.