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“The Irish Boarding House” by Sandy Taylor – Book Review #ReadingIrelandMonth23 @SandyTaylorAuth #TheIrishBoardingHouse @Bookouture #BookReview
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 Secrets of Hartwood Hall” by Katie Lumsden – Book Review
I’m always keen to try new authors, and this debut novel was a corker! Anyone who enjoyed “Mrs. England” by Stacey Halls will probably love this one. Hartwood Hall is an isolated and somewhat dilapidated manor in Somersetshire, England. It … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, gothic fiction, Historical fiction, NetGalley
Tagged debut novels, England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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“Looking For Jane” by Heather Marshall – Book Review
I reviewed this book back in March of last year. To celebrate the hardcover release of this title I thought I’d re-post my review to give this title some more, much deserved attention. Present – Angela Creighton Angela works in … Continue reading
“The Winter Guest” by W.C. Ryan – Book Review
“There is an air of desolation about the place.” WWI has recently ended but Ireland is still fighting. A Civil War rages in Ireland, and it is an escalating and bloody battle. The action in this novel takes place after … Continue reading
“Under A Veiled Moon” by Karen Odden – Book Review
Scotland Yard Inspector Michael Corravan – an Irishman in his thirties, Michael has twelve years experience of policing. He had a challenging childhood because his mother went missing when he was only eleven – leaving him to fend for himself. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Historical fiction, Mystery fiction, NetGalley
Tagged England, mystery fiction, police procedurals, recommended reading
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“The Legacy of Halesham Hall” by Jenni Keer – Book Review
Whenever I see a book with a beautiful cover and the word ‘HALL’ in the title it is a sure bet that I will want to investigate further. This is likely a throwback to my adolescent reading days filled with … Continue reading
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