Book Review: Good Girl by Miranda Smith

This book was amazing! But that means I’m going to have a hard time telling you why. How is it that the best books are the most difficult to review?

Book Review: The Catfish by David Hatton

I read my first David Hatton book last year and it was great. My second was even better.

Book Review: Otto Eckhart’s Ordeal by Niall Edworthy

I’ve been posting a lot of historical fiction set around WWII recently. But don’t get bored! They’re not all the same. This next review, in particular, has an interesting story to tell.

Book Review: Gaijin by Sarah Z. Sleeper

I’m revisiting Japan again today after a lovely visit last year. However, this time we see a darker side of Japanese culture.

Book Review: As Luck Would Have It by Zoe May

At the beginning of this year, I vowed to read more light-hearted books. However, I struggled to find books that I didn’t find cheesy. Finally, after seven months of reading, I’ve found a light-hearted book that’s right up my street.

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Book Review: Penny White and The Weariness of Were-Wolves by Chrys Cymri

Picking up a new Penny White book is like coming home. The sense of familiarity it brings comforts me every time – even in this crazy year we are experiencing.

Book Review: Clouds of Love and War by Rachel Billington

My favorite era for reading historical fiction is the time around WWII. However, as you can imagine, after reading many of these types of books, things can become repetitive. So, I was happy to be provided with a different angle in Clouds of Love and War.