Many thanks to author P L Kane and HQ stories for my spot on this Blog Tour. Simon was found dead on the beach, and it was up to Robyn, the criminal psychologist, to find the elusive thread which would lead the cops to the killer. A good murder mystery by author P L Kane. … Continue reading Book Review - Her Husband’s Grave by P L Kane #BookReview #BlogTour #Mystery
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Book Review - In My Wake by Ruth Harrow @BOTBSPublicity #BookReview #BlogTour #Mystery
Many thanks to Sarah and BOTBS Publicity for my spot on this Blog Tour. Author Ruth Harrow used in-depth psychology on her characters to show their transition through life. It was both intriguing and thought-provoking, how a secret kept hidden throughout life suddenly exploded out of the blue... Maybe with a few reminders. Hannah, her … Continue reading Book Review - In My Wake by Ruth Harrow @BOTBSPublicity #BookReview #BlogTour #Mystery
Book Review - The Girl I Thought I Knew Before by Kelly Heard @bookouture #BookReview #BooksOnTour #contemporary
Many thanks to publisher Bookouture for my spot on this Blog Tour. Quite a different story. Years ago when Daisy was a teen she saw a girl dying in a fire, but nobody in her town believed her, including her parents. She was sent away, her best friend and budding love betrayed her. Alone, she … Continue reading Book Review - The Girl I Thought I Knew Before by Kelly Heard @bookouture #BookReview #BooksOnTour #contemporary
Book Review - Come Back For Me by Heidi Perks #BookReview #BookBlogger #suspense
The book stopped me in my tracks!! I was walking with kindle in my hand as I couldn't stop reading the story, and the twist hit me with a BAM and I stopped. (I had to be prodded by my neighbor to walk again which was kinda embarrassing) Stella, Bonnie, and Danny lived on the … Continue reading Book Review - Come Back For Me by Heidi Perks #BookReview #BookBlogger #suspense
Book Review - Someone You Know by Olivia Issac Henry #BookBlogger #AmReading
The story ARC would appear familiar ——> Twins, Edie and Tess, one popular, other not so much, both angry, mother dies, then one of the twin disappears, 20 years later, skeleton found at the bottom of the reservoir ——> Who killed Edie? Olivia Issac Henry's debut had some gripping scenes, unreliable always-drunk main character Tess, … Continue reading Book Review - Someone You Know by Olivia Issac Henry #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review - Day of the Accident by Nuala Ellwood #BookBlogger #AmReading
Regrets and losses Truth and lies Vengeance and revenge Pride and hurt Pretense and real Innocence and mature What is true, what is false One is memory, the other life These are the lines which came into my mind when I finished reading this book. A psychological thriller which started with Maggie in the ICU … Continue reading Book Review - Day of the Accident by Nuala Ellwood #BookBlogger #AmReading
Book Review - Something Wicked by Kerry Wilkinson
My review This is the first book in the Andrew Hunter series, a private investigator who took up following deterring wayward husbands, till Richard Carr comes to his office asking him to find his son Nicholas Carr. The book took its time helping me to find a rhythm in its read, there were too many … Continue reading Book Review - Something Wicked by Kerry Wilkinson
Sticks and Stones by Jo Jakeman
My review Some people are just too damaged and there is no rescuing them, however much the heart bleeds for them Three ladies at different parts of town in different age groups in a different lifestyle have only one thing in common —THE MAN The man who manipulates them, who undermines their confidence, who can … Continue reading Sticks and Stones by Jo Jakeman
When I Find You by Emma Curtis
My review I liked the brilliance of the plot. I like the convoluted roadway to the identity. I liked the anger and suspense of the situation. I liked the helplessness and fear of the main character. I liked the moral dilemma which the concept threw out. Laura goes home with a man wearing a pink … Continue reading When I Find You by Emma Curtis
Damselfly by Chandra Prasad
My review Ten teenagers on a plane, returning back home, along with an one-eyed pilot — The plane suddenly crashed, the pilot dead, the kids scattered but soon found themselves but with no mode of contact with the outside world. And then there were eight on a island somewhere in the middle of the Pacific … Continue reading Damselfly by Chandra Prasad
Depth of lies by E. C. Diskin
My review This story is about six friends and neighbours where one commits suicide and the others are left shell-shocked. How can the friend who was the most bubbly and most joyful, who had a perfect zest for life, commit such an ultimate act?? What caused her so much pain that she thought death was … Continue reading Depth of lies by E. C. Diskin
She’s Not There by Joy Fielding
My review As the blurb said, a lost child, a phone call fifteen years later claiming to be the lost child, and then flashbacks along with the present and future repercussions. All this sounded great which made me request for the book. This is my first Joy Fielding book, I have heard of her but … Continue reading She’s Not There by Joy Fielding
The surrogate by Louise Jensen
My review When the title of the book is the surrogate, there is a natural curiosity to pick up this book. When the book is by Louise Jensen, the curiosity becomes a need to read the book. The story is simple Kat and Nick cannot have a child of their own, rather Kat cannot conceive. … Continue reading The surrogate by Louise Jensen
The Girl Who Came Back by Kerry Wilkinson
My review Story is pretty straightforward; Olivia Adams comes back home after 13 years, her mother believes that she is who she says she is : her daughter. And there are those who are suspicious. Then there are hidden truths, the family secrets, domestic abuse, people wearing masks. And the main crux of the story … Continue reading The Girl Who Came Back by Kerry Wilkinson
