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Fictionophile- Today is National Read an eBook Day! @LibbyApp #eBookLove #NationalReadAnEBookDay
- “Go Ask Fannie” by Elisabeth Hyde – Book Review @PutnamBooks #GoAskFannie @edelweiss_squad #BookReview
- “Bitter Edge” by Rachel Lynch – Book Review
- #BookRecommendations with titles that start with the letter ‘I’ #GreatReads
- “Rock, Paper, Scissors” by Alice Feeney – Book Review
- “Not A Happy Family” by Shari Lapena – Book Review
- Cover Love part 105 – Sneakers
- “Painting The Light” by Sally Cabot Gunning – Book Review
- “The Sanatorium” by Sarah Pearse – Book Review
- The NetGalley Shelf app – Grrrrrrr #NetGalleyShelf #bookbloggers @NetGalley
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Category Archives: Book Reviews
“Go Ask Fannie” by Elisabeth Hyde – Book Review @PutnamBooks #GoAskFannie @edelweiss_squad #BookReview
In this novel we become acquainted with the Blaire family. We come to know them first when Lillian and Murray Blaire are just starting out and have a young family of four children. Murray, a lawyer has political aspirations and … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Edelweiss, Family sagas, Literary fiction
Tagged family secrets, New England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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“Bitter Edge” by Rachel Lynch – Book Review
DI Kelly Porter is faced with an important case in this, the fourth novel in the series. Jenna Fraser, a sixteen year old athlete, has jumped from a cliff in the Peaks. With everything to live for, Kelly is distraught … Continue reading
#BookRecommendations with titles that start with the letter ‘I’ #GreatReads
This year I plan to go through the entire alphabet, one letter per month. For September 2021, the ninth month, I’m listing all of my favourite novels that begin with the letter ‘I‘. I am choosing these titles from the … Continue reading
“Rock, Paper, Scissors” by Alice Feeney – Book Review
“Things have been wrong with Mr. and Mrs. Wright for a long time.” Adam and Amelia Wright drive from London to Scotland to celebrate their anniversary. Amelia ‘won‘ the trip via a contest she entered through her work. Immediately the … Continue reading
“Not A Happy Family” by Shari Lapena – Book Review
Wealth doesn’t ensure happiness… The Merton Family: Fred Merton – the wealthy, malicious, manipulative and controlling patriarch of the family. He made his fortune at his Robotics company. His is an egotist who is disappointed in all three of his … Continue reading
“Painting The Light” by Sally Cabot Gunning – Book Review
Painting the Light is set on a sheep farm in Martha’s Vineyard in 1898. Ida Russell is an artist who lives in Beacon Hill, Boston with her parents. Then her young life is beset by loss. First her father and … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Edelweiss, Historical fiction, Women's fiction
Tagged Massachusetts, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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“The Sanatorium” by Sarah Pearse – Book Review
Elin Warner has been on leave from her police career in the U.K. after a traumatic case has left her questioning her own abilities. Now, her brother Isaac has invited her and her boyfriend, Will to visit a luxury hotel … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Suspense
Tagged library reads, stand-alone novels, Switzerland, thrillers
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The NetGalley Shelf app – Grrrrrrr #NetGalleyShelf #bookbloggers @NetGalley
I have been a NetGalley member since 2013. In that time I have read and reviewed 424 titles using my Kindle. Recently, I’ve come across two titles that did NOT have the option to ‘send to Kindle‘, so I had … Continue reading
Posted in ebooks and ereaders, NetGalley, ramblings & miscellanea
Tagged discussion post
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“The Heatwave” by Kate Riordan – Book Review
This novel is told in two parts. The first half switches back and forth between the early seventies and 1993, the year in which the book is set. Part I Sylvie and Greg have a beautiful little daughter named Élodie. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, NetGalley, Psychological thrillers
Tagged domestic drama, France, recommended reading, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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Spell the Month in Books – SEPTEMBER #SpellTheMonthInBooks #BookRecommendations
I first saw this on Nicki’s Secret Library Blog and Carla’s Love to Read, but it originated from Jana at ‘Reviews from the Stacks‘. Every month I will spell the month in books that I have already read, linking back … Continue reading
“The Lost Girls of Devon” by Barbara O’Neal – Book Review
This is the story of four generations of women: Lillian – lives in a charming old manor house in coastal Devon. She is in her late eighties and is a renowned writer of mystery novels. Now though, she is experiencing … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Family sagas, NetGalley, Women's fiction
Tagged England, missing persons, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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“An Eye For An Eye” by Carol Wyer – Book Review
D.I. Kate Young – is in her mid-thirties and heads a specialized crime unit for the Staffordshire Police based in Stoke-On-Trent. Earlier in the year Kate underwent a very traumatic experience when a gunman opened fire in a train resulting … Continue reading
Posted in 1st in series, Book Reviews, Mystery fiction, NetGalley
Tagged crime fiction, England, police procedurals, recommended reading, serial killer
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