The Last House on the Street by Diane Chamberlain

powerful | compelling | emotive

Her Last Holiday by C.L.Taylor

addictive | pacy | twisty

Fall by West Camel

intense | atmospheric | immersive

books for my hibernation

The season of mists and mellow bookishness is upon us again, and I couldn’t be happier. Yes, I love the summer sunshine, but there’s something so indulgent about cosying up in my favourite reading chair, with a book whilst the weather turns gloomy. Bring it on!

We’ll Meet Again by Anton du Beke

The hotly anticipated sequel to A Christmas To Remember

Blurred Lines by Hannah Begbie

powerful | compelling | emotive

The Christmas Murder Game by Alexandra Benedict

involving | Christie-esque | entertaining

National Poetry Day 2021

This time last year I set a goal for myself of reading one poem a day. And what better day than National Poetry Day, (and my birthday – just saying!) to share one of my favourites of the year, so far …

The Man Who Died Twice by Richard Osman

witty | escapist | moreish

Fields Of Grace by Wendy Waters

When I read Fields of Grace by Wendy Waters last summer I felt that butterfly-thrill familiar to all book lovers … the one where we find ourselves reading a novel so moving, so altering, and simply unforgettable.  I’m delighted that Wendy generously agreed to my suggestion of featuring some excerpts from her novel, and sharing the fascinating story behind her inspiration for Fields of Grace.