Truly Madly Guilty – Liane Moriarty Alright, before I begin my review of this book I need to admit something. A secret shame. This is my very first Liane Moriarty book! Yes I know, I know! I can hear you SHARPLY GASP! Her books seem right up my alley, how Read more…
See How They Run – Tom Bale This fast-paced thriller was just what I was in the mood for! I have said it before and I will say it again, Bookouture are one of my FAVOURITE publishers! I have not read a book published by them that I haven’t enjoyed! Read more…
Nexus (Nexus #1) – Ramez Naam I listened to the audio version of Nexus and let me tell you, it was 13 hours of nerdy-fun-brilliance!!! It has an intricate plot, basically it is set in the not too distant future. Technology has surpassed what we could have ever imagined. The Read more…
The Muse – Jessie Burton I must have been living under a rock for the last few years. I had never heard of Jessie Burton or her first, immensely popular novel “The Miniaturist”, before The Muse came into my radar. I don’t tend to read much historical fiction, so perhaps that Read more…
The Second Path (Selkie Moon Mystery #2) – Virginia King I really enjoyed the second instalment of the Selkie Moon series! I fell in love with ‘The First Lie’ and was so excited to see where Selkie’s adventures would take her next! I absolutely recommend reading The First Lie before this one. Read more…
The Family Man – Kelly Eadon I really enjoyed this feel-good romance by the author of “The Wedding Date” Kelly Eadon. It is the second story of the lovely group of friends from the beach town of Belmont USA. Beth is moving forward from some bad business mistakes and Read more…
Promise – Sarah Armstrong Summary: How far would you go to protect a child in danger? When a new family moves in next door, it takes Anna just two days to realise something is very wrong. She can hear their five-year-old daughter Charlie crying, then sees injuries on the little Read more…
Steelheart (Reckoners #1) – Brandon Sanderson I was expecting to enjoy this one more than I did. I felt quite underwhelmed unfortunately. It had an extremely promising start but for some reason it started to fall a bit flat for me. However, I still mostly enjoyed it, what nerd like Read more…
Maternity Leave – Julie Halpern I think any new mother would appreciate this entertaining, relatively accurate (in my experience anyway) portrayal of early motherhood. This story commences when Annie is in labour. She has a little baby boy they call Sam, and thus begins her journey, day by day through the Read more…