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Fictionophile- “The Existential Worries of Mags Munroe” by Jean Grainger – Book Review #ReadingIrelandMonth23 #TheExistentialWorriesOfMagsMunroe #JeanGrainger #IrishFiction #BookReview
- “The Irish Boarding House” by Sandy Taylor – Book Review #ReadingIrelandMonth23 @SandyTaylorAuth #TheIrishBoardingHouse @Bookouture #BookReview
- Top Five Tuesday: 5Ws – Who, What, When, Where, Why #Top5Tuesday #TuesdayBookBlog
- “The Walled Garden” by Sarah Hardy – Book Review
- Cover Love part 112 – Circular Staircases #CoverLove #fictionophile #BookCovers
- “The Body Falls” by Andrea Carter – Book Review
- Throwback Thursday – “Big Girl Small Town” by Michelle Gallen #BigGirlSmallTown #IrishFiction #ReadingIreland #BookReview #ThrowbackThursday
- “The Missing Wife” by Sheila O’Flanagan – Book Review
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Monthly Archives: August 2017
Throwback Thursday – an old favorite recommended
Renee at It’s Book Talk began this meme as a way to share old favourites and those books that are languishing on the to be read pile for whatever reason. This week I’ve chosen “Under your skin” by Sabine Durrant for my Throwback Thursday post. It … Continue reading
“Dare to remember” by Susanna Beard – Book Review
“Dare to remember” is the story of a young woman named Lisa who undergoes a life changing trauma when an acquaintance follows her and her flatmate home from a pub. By night’s end her flatmate and best friend Ali is … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, NetGalley, Suspense
Tagged England, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“Seas of snow” by Kerensa Jennings – Book Review
“Seas of Snow is a bleak psychological thriller about trust and betrayal told with a distinctive and complex narrative voice.” “Seas of snow” wins my vote for most pertinent cover ever. Once you read the novel you’ll realize just how … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, Favorite books, Literary fiction
Tagged England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
13 Comments
Cover Love: part 34 – One eye open
The covers of novels entice the reader to enter a different world. Covers are, after all, the way the publisher ‘hooks‘ the reader into choosing one book over countless others. In my thirty-fourth installment of ‘Cover Love‘, I’d like to show you books that feature one … Continue reading
Culling my lengthy TBR list – second attempt
Lost in a Story began this idea for blog posts as a way to edit a growing to-be-read list. You take your Goodreads TBR list, sort by ascending date added, and look at the oldest 5-10 items on your list. If you … Continue reading
“The girl who was taken” by Charlie Donlea
Last year I read and enjoyed Charlie Donlea’s first novel “Summit Lake“, so I had high hopes for his second novel “The girl who was taken“. Also, I’d read several glowing reviews from bloggers whose opinions I respect. The novel’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, NetGalley, Page turners, Psychological thrillers
Tagged North Carolina, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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Throwback Thursday – an old favorite recommended
Renee at It’s Book Talk began this meme as a way to share old favourites, as well as books that were published over a year ago. Not to mention those that are languishing on the to be read pile for whatever reason. This week … Continue reading
Frustration with Blogger blogs
As many of you know, I follow quite a few great book blogs. Alas…. not all of them are hosted by WordPress. Today while attempting to write a comment on a blog post I got this message… AGAIN! I have … Continue reading
Posted in Book bloggers, ramblings & miscellanea
Tagged blogging platforms, discussion post
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Culling the lengthy TBR list – first attempt
Lost in a Story began this idea for blog posts as a way to edit a growing to-be-read list. You take your Goodreads TBR list, sort by ascending date added, and look at the oldest 5-10 items on your list. If you … Continue reading
Perverse English language (take 2 – why learning English is hard)
A while back I wrote a post “Glorious, complicated, perverse English language” in which I lamented how very difficult it must be for non-native English speakers to learn the language. This morning I came across a post that exemplifies just … Continue reading
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