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- “Fatal Secrets” by Anita Waller – Book Review
- “Maureen” by Rachel Joyce – Book Review
- “Shared Sorrows” by Vincent Panettiere – Book Review
- Fictionophile’s JANUARY 2023 Reading Wrap-Up #bookblogger #MonthlyWrapUp
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- “The Chamber And The Cross” by Lisa K. Shapiro and Deborah K. Reed – Book Review
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Wednesday’s Word = BAY #WednesdaysWord #booklovers #bookbloggers #fiction #Fictionophile
Most readers will acknowledge that some words reappear time and time again in titles. Often these words are associated with a particular genre. Case in point: “The girl on the train” and “Gone girl” spawned countless thriller titles with the … Continue reading
“Fatal Secrets” by Anita Waller – Book Review
What a cracking beginning to a new crime series! With likeable characters, a fast-paced plot, and an interesting storyline, “Fatal Secrets” is a winner! Set in Sheffield, this crime thriller features members of the South Yorkshire Police. It has a … Continue reading
Posted in 1st in series, Boldwood Books, Book Reviews, NetGalley
Tagged crime fiction, detectives, England, police procedurals, recommended reading
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“Maureen” by Rachel Joyce – Book Review
As one of the millions of readers around the world who read and loved “The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry” and “The Love Song of Miss Queenie Hennessey“, it was a no-brainer that I would read “Maureen“, a novella that … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Literary fiction, NetGalley, Novellas, Women's fiction
Tagged England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels, trilogies
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“Shared Sorrows” by Vincent Panettiere – Book Review
“Shared Sorrows” is a thoughtful and engrossing work of literary fiction. Fitting, because the protagonist, Frank DioGuardia, is a professor of literature. Frank, who is in late middle age, is approaching the anniversary of his father’s death that will signify … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Literary fiction, Men's fiction, NetGalley
Tagged New Jersey, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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Fictionophile’s JANUARY 2023 Reading Wrap-Up #bookblogger #MonthlyWrapUp
JANUARY by the numbers: Total books read: 10 Published in 2023: 7 Backlist titles: 3 Five star reads: 1 Debut novels: 2 Books that are part of a series: 1 Goodreads challenge: 10/120 (8%) GR NetGalley challenge: 3/80 (4%) GR … Continue reading
Posted in Fictionophile report, Reading
Tagged Fictionophile updates, recommended reading
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Fictionophile’s JANUARY 2023 #BookHaul #Bookbloggers #TBR
I’ve added TEN review commitments to my TBR this month. (All book descriptions are linked to Goodreads.) I received six of these titles from NetGalley. I received three of these titles from Edelweiss. I received this title so that I … Continue reading
“The Skeleton Key” by Erin Kelly – Book Review
Nell Churcher is the protagonist of the story. She lives in London, on a narrowboat without a permanent mooring. She shares her humble abode with fifteen year old Billie, who is the daughter of Nell’s former boyfriend. Despite her affluent … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Mobius Books, Mystery fiction
Tagged dysfunctional families, England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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