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Fictionophile- “You Sent Me a Letter” by Lucy Dawson – Book Review @AtlanticBooks @lucydawsonbooks #YouSentMeALetter #BookReview
- Throwback Thursday – “A place called Winter” by Patrick Gale – Book Review
- “The Northern Reach” by W.S. Winslow – Book Review
- Miserly Monday (#Kindle Ebook bargains) Feb. 22, 2021
- “The Last Garden in England” by Julia Kelly – Book Review
- Love Crime Fiction? Looking to start a new series? #CrimeFiction #TBR #policeprocedural
- “The Wartime Sisters” by Lynda Cohen Loigman – Book Review
- WWW Wednesday – February 17, 2021 #readingforpleasure #bookbloggers #WWWWednesday #bookworms
- #BookRecommendations with titles that start with the letter ‘B’ #booklovers #bookbloggers #GreatReads
- “Valentine’s Day at the Star and Sixpence” by Holly Hepburn – Book Review
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Category Archives: Blog Tour
“The Northern Reach” by W.S. Winslow – Book Review
This is a series of interrelated stories about families in a small Maine fishing community. It follows them all, the ‘haves‘ and the ‘have-nots‘ over a span of time from 1907 to 2017. The characters are related by blood or … Continue reading
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“Before She Disappeared” by Lisa Gardner – Book Review
Frankie Elkin is, in her own words, a scrawny, middle-aged white woman. She is a drifter, an excellent bartender, and an alcoholic. For the past decade, Frankie has devoted her life to finding missing persons. Usually people who are minorities, … Continue reading
“The Memories We Bury” by H.A. Leuschel – Book Review
Lizzie Thomson – in her mid-twenties, Lizzie is a music teacher who is also a talented pianist. She was raised by a cold and domineering mother and a father who resided uncomfortably under his wife’s thumb. The only source of … Continue reading
“The Last to Know” by Jo Furniss – Book Review
“Behind closed doors – even doors surrounded by roses – all sorts of things could happen.” Rose Kynaston – a journalist who has survived imprisonment in Somalia and worse, has now moved to the Shropshire village where her husband Dylan … Continue reading
“The Silence” by Susan Allott – Book Review
“…two neighbor families, and shameful secrets from the past that refuse to stay buried.” THEN 1967 – On a quiet street by the sea, two young couples live as next-door neighbours. Mandy and Steve Mallory‘s marriage is floundering. Mandy fears … Continue reading
“The Big Chill” by Doug Johnstone – Book Review
“It’s easy to be moral if those morals aren’t tested.” We pick up six months after the events of the first book in the Skelfs series, “Dark Matter”. The Skelfs have two businesses which they run out of their large … Continue reading
“The Borrowed Boy” by Deborah Klée – Book Review
Angie Winkle, in her mid-fifties is a lonely woman with a small life. She still resides in the terraced house where she grew up. She has never married, never traveled, and has no social life to speak of. She spends … Continue reading
“Blacktop Wasteland” by S.A. Cosby – Book Review
“A mistake is a lesson, unless you make the same mistake twice.” Beauregard Montage (nicknamed ‘Bug’) is a black man in his late thirties who is feeling the squeeze of financial commitments. His business is behind in its rent and … Continue reading
“Blood Red City” by Rod Reynolds – Book Review
“A witness but no victim; a crime but no crime scene; too many questions without answers.” Thirty-four year old Lydia Wright works as a celebrity/entertainment reporter for a London tabloid newspaper. She is aggrieved by her loss of her ‘real‘ … Continue reading
“The Creak on the Stairs” by Eva Björg Ægisdóttir – Book Review
The Creak on the Stairs is the first in the electrifying FORBIDDEN ICELAND series The Icelandic Police team of criminal investigators include: Hörður Höskuldsson – leader of the Akranes Criminal Investigation Division. With many local connections, he is in charge … Continue reading
“Letters From the Past” by Erica James – Book Review
With many points of view taken into account, this is a story of family. As in all families, there are those we love, those we like, and those we cannot abide. All are portrayed here. Central to the novel is … Continue reading
“All In Her Head” by Nikki Smith – Book Review
NOW – Alison Reid is a nervous, edgy, woman who works in a library. She feels insecure in her life and in her job. She feels that her boss wants to get rid of her, and she is certain that … Continue reading
“The Garden of Lost Memories” by Ruby Hummingbird – Book Review
Sixty-two year old Elsie Maple is living a small, solitary, insular life. Alone in the house for the past twenty-eight years, she has become a creature of habit, ritual, and routine. She has become so set in her ways that … Continue reading
“Mile Marker 139” by Cynthia Hilston – Book Review
There is a rest stop near Mile Marker 139 on the Ohio Turnpike. It is here that we come to meet the characters of this compelling novel. Lost souls all, they come to find themselves through friendship and empathy. Disparate … Continue reading
