Today I am thrilled to be taking part in the blog tour for The Ring of Gilly Wood by Ruth Banister. Thank you to Rachel's Random Resources for asking me to take part in the tour and for supplying a copy of the book, which I have reviewed honestly. There he is,’ whispered Vixen. ‘It’s true then,’ said Buck... Continue Reading →
Today I am so happy to join the blog tour for Eat Less by Jeremy and Georgina Jackson-Sytner. Many thanks to Kelly from Love Books Group for the invitation to join the tour and Urbane Books for a copy of the book which I have reviewed honestly. EAT LESSThe easiest way to lose weight andkeep... Continue Reading →
Hero Dogs by Wilma Melville Description The true story of the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation by retired physical education teacher Wilma Melville, and the amazing dogs and their handlers that faced off with devastating catastrophes from 9/11 to Hurricane Katrina. In 1995, retired physical education teacher Wilma Melville volunteered as a canine search-and-rescue (SAR)... Continue Reading →
Top 10 Dog Books of 2018 I always get excited to read books where the main feature is about dogs. It is always heartwarming to read true life stories of how dogs have helped their partners through times of grief, depression, and loneliness. In addition, dog books are an excellent teaching tool for children who... Continue Reading →
Happy New Year Everyone wishing you all a peaceful and healthy 2019. This is just a very quick roundup of my favorite reads from 2018 and some exciting news about a new blog which is dedicated solely to the world of books. The books I selected are ones that I found personally memorable but there were so many... Continue Reading →
Too Damn Nice by Kathryn Freeman Nice guys don't kiss like that ... Do nice guys stand a chance? Lizzie Donavue went from being the sister of his best friend to the girl Nick Templeton most wants to kiss. On her birthday, he finally summons up the courage to make his move. But it looks... Continue Reading →
Bertie's Gift by Hannah Coates 'Charming, touching - an absolute gift of a book!' Katie Fforde 'If you love animals, you will adore this gorgeous book.' Milly Johnson Bertie is all alone: his beloved sister and fellow beagle Molly has been adopted, leaving him behind. But when Bertie is taken in by the Green family, it seems he's finally found a place to... Continue Reading →
The Little Christmas Teashop of Second Chances by Donna Ashcroft Snow is beginning to fall around the cosy Castle Teashop, with its toasty log fire, scrumptious mince pies and delicious hot chocolates. Romance is in the air and Lily King is hoping some winter magic will help to make her dreams come true… Twenty-five-year-old Lily... Continue Reading →
The Songbird Girls by Richard Parker Today I am happy to join the Blog Tour for The Songbird Girls by Richard Parker. Thank you to the author and Noelle from Bookouture for providing a copy, which I have reviewed honestly. Her eyes were closed. From a distance the blood around her neck might have looked like a necklace,... Continue Reading →