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Many thanks to Suzanne and Suzy Approved Book Tours for my spot on this Blog Tour. Elena Mikalsen is a wonderful author whose words had the power to evoke strong feelings in me. Each of them were felt keenly in my core, the one that demanded to be respected as a human. Emma had been … Continue reading Book Review – All The Silent Voices by Elena Mikalsen @WF_writerEM @suzyapbooktours #BookReview #BlogTour #contemporary

Many thanks to Sarah and BOTBS Publicity for my spot on this Blog Tour. Ah, life!! And it got to Annie on her 50th birthday, fired from work and husband wanting a divorce... Sheesh, not a good way to start the new decade, was it? She moved out to the country to her aunt's home … Continue reading Book Review – Annie Beaton’s Year of Positive Thinking by Mink Elliott @MinkElliott @herabooks @BOTBSPublicity #BookReview #BlogTour #contemporary

Many thanks to publisher Bookouture for my spot on this Blog Tour. The heart is a tiny organ as big as your fist approximately, it pumps blood. I have seen it and touched it. Seen a blocked one get the new bypass vessels, gray tissue turning into pink. But that is just the physical organ, … Continue reading Book Review – The Day That Changed Everything by Catherine Miller @katylittlelady @bookouture #BookReview #BooksOnTour #contemporary

Many thanks to publisher Boldwood Books for my spot on this Blog Tour. A sweet read, this was a typical romcom with bits of romance and comedy and lots of the main character's thoughts. Rosie won £50,000 but was dumped on national television by her boyfriend. She received a sweet note professing love from an … Continue reading Book Review – My Great Ex-Scape by Portia Macintosh @PortiaMacintosh @BoldwoodBooks #BookReview #BlogTour #contemporary

Many thanks to Victoria Joss and publisher Aria for my spot on this Blog Tour. Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful! Corrigan Mills in Ballycove wove the finest wool. Miranda and husband Paddy became the owners through a hand of fate. And now after Paddy's death and her health scare, she had to take some decisions. Her children … Continue reading Book Review – The Place We Call Home by Faith Hogan @gerhogan @Aria_Fiction @VickyJoss1 #BookReview #BlogTour #contemporary

Many thanks to publisher Bookouture for my spot on this Blog Tour. Sophie Ranald's previous book was mostly chic-lit and vlong-centric, something which I knew nothing about. I hoped this would be more than that. And boy, was I left on my arse. This was SIMPLY BRILLIANT. Sloane was married to Myles. She not only … Continue reading Book Review – No, We Can’t Be Friends by Sophie Ranald @SophieRanald @bookouture #BookReview #BooksOnTour #contemporary

Many thanks to publisher Bookouture for my spot on this Blog Tour. Ah, this book was a journey. It told me the story of Mrs Bright and daughter Stella along with the letters to and from her best friend Ursula (Bear), who had migrated to Australia. One day, after 29 years of marriage when letters … Continue reading Book Review – The Missing Letters of Mrs Bright by Beth Miller @drbethmiller @bookouture #BookReview #BooksOnTour #contemporary

Many thanks to Emma and Damp Pebbles Blog Tours for my spot on this Blog Tour. A different kind of a story with a sprinkle of romance, nostalgia, happiness and sadness. Just like life. The story spanned the past and the present and made way for the possibility of a future. Arden had an affair … Continue reading Book Review – You, Me And The Movies by Fiona Collins @FionaJaneBooks @TransworldBooks @damppebbles #BookReview #BlogTour #contemporary