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“You Should Have Known” by Rebecca Keller – Book Review
This novel really resonated with me. Perhaps because I am just a scant five years younger than the protagonist who finds herself living in a senior’s care home after suffering falls. Now she uses a walker to get around and … Continue reading
“After He’s Gone” by Katherine Bolger Hyde – Book Review
If you’re looking for a fast-paced domestic thriller then look no further. I found “After He’s Gone” to be a compulsively readable novel – though a tad predictable. There were no jaw-dropping plot twists, but there was an engaging protagonist, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, NetGalley, Page turners, Suspense
Tagged California, domestic thriller, recommended reading, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“Homecoming” by Kate Morton – Book Review
Ever since reading “The Forgotten Garden“, I have been a huge fan of Kate Morton’s novels. Since they have been published in 38 languages and have been international bestsellers, it would seem I am not alone. Kate Morton certainly knows … Continue reading
“The Irish Boarding House” by Sandy Taylor – Book Review
This novel was heart-warming and filled with delightful, likeable characters. Set in Dublin in the 1950s, it was peopled with mostly Catholic women – women who had faced adversity of one kind or another. Mary Kate Ryan was a wonderful … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Bookouture, Historical fiction, NetGalley, Women's fiction
Tagged domestic drama, Ireland, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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“The Missing Wife” by Sheila O’Flanagan – Book Review
If you like reading women’s fiction novels about starting over, then this is the book for you! Imogen, who lives in Dublin has been married for five years. During that time her husband Vince has changed her so much that … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, NetGalley, Women's fiction
Tagged France, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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“A Nice Place To Die” by J. Woollcott – Book Review
It is always so gratifying when you start a new series, and try a new author, and your efforts pay off. This was an engrossing novel, essentially a police procedural but it also contained elements of domestic thriller and had … Continue reading
“A Likely Story” by Leigh McMullan Abramson – Book Review
Another worthy debut! Literary fiction which was slow paced, yet it held my interest throughout. Mind you… the characters were not very likeable. Riddled with entitled attitudes, fragile egos, elitist lifestyles, and emotional insecurities, some of them, like the egoist … Continue reading
“No Safe Place” by Patricia Gibney – Book Review
I’ve read and thoroughly enjoyed the first three novels in Patricia Gibney’s Lottie Parker police procedural series. They were fantastic! I’ve been meaning to read the fourth in the series for some time now – I’m SO glad to report … Continue reading
“Weyward” by Emilia Hart – Book Review
“A great many things look different from a distance. Truth is like ugliness: you need to be close to see it.” What an entrancing debut novel! Told via three narrators, with three separate timelines, this book kept me spellbound. Altha … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, NetGalley
Tagged debut novels, England, paranormal, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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