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Category Archives: Christmas
“Holy Island” by L.J. Ross – Book Review
“People kill each other all over the world.” “Sure, but Lindisfarne — it’s holy. It’s like killing someone in church.” “Holy Island” was the winner of a poll I created to let my fellow bloggers and followers vote on which … Continue reading
“Seven Days of Us” by Francesca Hornak
Christmas is a family time. We all put a lot of pressure on ourselves in trying to live up to the traditional Christmas ideal. Most of us fall short. Although we all love our families, we don’t always like them. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christmas, debut novels, Favorite books
Tagged domestic drama, England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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Fictionophile’s Bookish Christmas 2018
With the big day tomorrow, I thought I’d share some of the bookish ornaments on my Christmas tree. Many of these you saw last year, but there are a few new ones… probably my favorite bookish ornament and YES, it … Continue reading
Christmas – time to appreciate those you love
Every year at this time, I pull out a book that has been in my possession for many years. I read it myself. I share it’s contents with friends. Once again, I’m sharing it with you! “A cup of Christmas … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas
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“A Cornish Christmas” by Lily Graham – Book Review
This is my final Christmas read for this year, and is quite possibly the best of my Christmas reads in 2017. My first time reading the work of Lily Graham was very rewarding. A lovely couple feature in this novel. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Bookouture, Christmas, Women's fiction
Tagged England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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Fictionophile’s bookish Christmas
As the big day draws near, I thought I’d share some of the bookish ornaments on my Christmas tree. Do YOU have bookish ornaments on YOUR tree? I’d love to hear about them. (Note: My husband was a firefighter for … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Fictionophile report
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“Christmas at the Beach Café” by Lucy Diamond
There is a lovely little Café in Carrawn Bay, Cornwall. Evie Flynn has inherited the Beach Café from her Aunt Jo. Her boyfriend of five months, Ed, is the Café’s chef. After a busy summer of tourist trade, Evie wants … Continue reading
“The deal of a lifetime” by Fredrik Backman
Fredrik Backman never disappoints, but he may pull at your heartstrings more than a little… He begins the story in this way: “Does it make a difference if I killed a good person? A loved person? A valuable life? If … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christmas, Literary fiction, Novellas, novels in translation, Scandinavian
Tagged recommended reading, Swedish authors
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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 favorites. This week I’ve chosen “The Sleeper” by Gillian White for my Throwback Thursday post. It was first published in August of 1998 and was, for me, an excellent read. First … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, NetGalley, Suspense, Throwback Thursday
Tagged England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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