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Fictionophile- “The House of Whispers” by Laura Purcell – Book Review
- WWW Wednesday – August 12, 2020
- “The Book of CarolSue” by Lynne Hugo – Book Review
- “The Big Chill” by Doug Johnstone – Book Review
- Throwback Thursday – “The girl in the garden” by Melanie Wallace #BookReview #ThrowbackThursday
- Wednesday’s Word = SILENCE
- “Buried” by Lynda La Plante – Book Review
- The Queen of Crime 100th Birthday! Celebrating P.D. James
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- “The Borrowed Boy” by Deborah Klée – Book Review
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“The House of Whispers” by Laura Purcell – Book Review
Thirty-two year old Hester Way arrives in a memorable fashion to Morvoren House in Cornwall. She is using an assumed name to take up a new post there as nurse to Miss Louise Pinecroft, the mistress of Morvoren. She left … Continue reading
“The Book of CarolSue” by Lynne Hugo – Book Review
CarolSue – recently widowed from her second husband, is still sore with grief. Rudderless, she agrees to leave her suburban Atlanta life and return to the home farm in Indiana where she grew up. A life change that at first … Continue reading
Posted in 20 Books of Summer, Book Reviews, Edelweiss, Women's fiction
Tagged recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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Throwback Thursday – “The girl in the garden” by Melanie Wallace #BookReview #ThrowbackThursday
The Throwback Thursday meme was created by Renee over at It’s Book Talk. She made this meme to share some of her old favorites. Although all bookbloggers have an endless TBR pile, we seldom take the time to reflect back … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Literary fiction, Throwback Thursday
Tagged recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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“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
“Across The Water” by Ingrid Alexandra – Book Review
Liz and Adam Dawson are newlyweds from East London. When Adam’s father passes away in Southern Australia, the couple travel there in order to settle his affairs. Adam’s Dad’s house was on the remote side of a creek and they … Continue reading
Throwback Thursday – “Try not to breathe” by Holly Seddon – Book Review
As I am now in the process of reading Holly Seddon’s upcoming novel “The Hit List“, I thought it only fitting that I feature her debut novel in today’s “Throwback Thursday” feature post. The Throwback Thursday meme was created by … Continue reading
“Seven Lies” by Elizabeth Kay – Book Review
Two lonely little girls met in school at the age of twelve. From then on they were inseparable – finding in each other someone to share their innermost thoughts. As is often the case, the girls were opposite in many … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, Edelweiss, Psychological thrillers
Tagged debut novels, England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“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 Girl from Widow Hills” by Megan Miranda – Book Review
Olivia Meyer works as a hospital administrator in North Carolina. She is a solitary woman in her mid-twenties who lives outside town in a semi-rural location. One day she receives a box containing some things that belonged to her mother … Continue reading
“The Sea Gate” by Jane Johnson – Book Review
“The house is full of secrets, and sometimes they come out and whisper together in the night.” A wonderful story that switches between dual timelines featuring two strong, courageous, and resilient women artists. 1943 – Olivia Kitto is sixteen years … Continue reading
