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Review: The Year of Saying Yes by Hannah Doyle

Posted July 24, 2017 by Charlotte in Reviews / 1 Comment
Review: The Year of Saying Yes by Hannah Doyle

I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.The Year of Saying Yes by Hannah Doyle Published by Headline on January 12th 2017 Genres: Chick-lit, Contemporary, Fiction, Romance Pages: 363 Format: Arc Buy on Amazon Goodreads ‘Watch out Lindsey Kelk, someone is toppling you’ Dreaming With Open Eyes Blog ‘Funny, modern and motivational… LOVED IT’ Lisa Dickenson Hannah Doyle’s THE YEAR OF SAYING YES will make you dirty-laugh, feel warm and fuzzy, and rediscover life’s magic – all thanks to one little word: ‘yes’. Fans of Lucy’s Vine’s HOT MESS, Cathy Hopkins’s THE KICKING THE BUCKET LIST, Suzy K Quinn’s THE BAD MOTHER’S DIARY and Colleen Coleman’s DON’T STOP ME NOW you’re in for a real treat. Dear Readers, I hold my hands up: I’m stuck in a rut. For three years and counting I’ve been hopelessly in love with the same guy – and the closest we’ve ever got is a drunken arse grab (NB: this doesn’t count). My favourite […]

Review: What Happened That Night by Sheila O’Flanagan

Posted June 14, 2017 by Charlotte in Reviews / 0 Comments
Review: What Happened That Night by Sheila O’Flanagan

What Happened That Night by Sheila O’Flanagan Published by Headline Review on 15th June 2017 Genres: Chick-lit, Contemporary, Fiction Pages: 512 Format: Hardback Source: Publisher Goodreads Readers of Marian Keyes, Lisa Jewell and Santa Montefiore will love Sunday Times bestselling author Sheila O’Flanagan’s gripping new novel. Reviewers adore Sheila’s books: ‘Smart and twisty’ ***** Heat; ‘Fantastic’ Bella Lola Fitzpatrick is bright and ambitious but she’s also headstrong and stubborn. When one evening, out of the blue, she has to make a life-changing choice, she decides quickly and rashly. And without a piece of vital information that might have changed everything. Lola’s daughter Bey has inherited Lola’s determined nature. Yet her impulsive reactions place her in danger, leading her to run away from what she wants most. And then, one night, she’s standing in front of the man she loves, with her own choice to make… For both Lola and Bey, everything changes in a moment. But their biggest mistakes might also turn out to be their greatest opportunities… So this is another stunning book from a fabulous author. What Happened That […]

Review: Meet Me at Beachcomber Bay by Jill Mansell

Posted January 13, 2017 by Charlotte in Reviews / 0 Comments
Review: Meet Me at Beachcomber Bay by Jill Mansell

Meet Me at Beachcomber Bay by Jill Mansell Published by Headline Review on January 12th 2017 Genres: Fiction, Chick-lit, Romance Pages: 416 Format: Arc Source: Publisher Buy on Amazon Goodreads The romantic, funny and unputdownable new novel from Jill Mansell, No. 1 bestselling author of THE ONE YOU REALLY WANT, THREE AMAZING THINGS ABOUT YOU and YOU AND ME, ALWAYS – ‘A glorious, heartwarming romantic read’ Woman & Home. Perfect for anyone who loves Jojo Moyes, Marian Keyes and Katie Fforde. Clemency isn’t looking for love when she meets Sam, and he doesn’t make a brilliant first impression when she sits next to him on a plane. Yet by the end of the flight a real connection has been made. Clemency senses this could be something special… until she discovers that Sam has deliberately thrown her contact details in a bin. Oh well, his loss. (But also… why???) So Clemency returns to St Carys in Cornwall and gets on with her busy life and career alongside best friend, boss and local heartbreaker Ronan. When Clemency’s glamorous stepsister Belle appears, smugger […]

Blog Tour: Q&A with Karen Maitland, author of The Plague Charmer

Posted October 31, 2016 by Charlotte in Blog Tour, Guest Post / 0 Comments
Blog Tour: Q&A with Karen Maitland, author of The Plague Charmer

Today I am delighted to be part of the Blog Tour for The Plague Charmer by Karen Maitland. I’ve loved every book That Karen has written, so reading The Plague Charmer is no different. This is a compelling read and I loved the historical mixed with fantasy. Below Karen answers some of my questions. Also a little extra treat check out this Plague Symptom Checker and see which Plague you have… Q&A: Can you in five words describe your book to those who haven’t read it? ‘Charmer more deadly than plague.’ When researching, did you find some interesting facts about this era, that don’t make it into the novel? Can you give some examples? The novel is set at the time of the second plague, which killed many more men than women, so there were many widows left trying to run farms and manors. At that time a widow could inherit all her husband’s lands and property, but only if she lived in chastely and stayed single. If she wanted to remarry and keep the land, she had to pay a fine equivalent to […]

Blog Tour / Guest Post: ‘The Inspiration for The Disciple’ by Stephen Lloyd Jones, author of The Disciple

Posted October 17, 2016 by Charlotte in Blog Tour, Guest Post / 0 Comments
Blog Tour / Guest Post: ‘The Inspiration for The Disciple’ by Stephen Lloyd Jones, author of The Disciple

Today I am delighted to be part of the Blog Tour for The Disciple by Stephen Lloyd Jones with a guest post about the inspiration. I loved reading The Disciple (see my review) and I recommend it to those who love fantasy and horror. Don’t forget to visit other blog stops along the tour for other great content. The Inspiration for The Disciple In The Disciple, published by Headline this month, Edward Schwinn, a barely-functioning recluse, is returning home one winter evening when he happens across a five-vehicle pile-up. Investigating the wreckage, he discovers the sole survivor: a woman, heavily pregnant, blindfolded and bound. It’s over a year since I wrote that opening scene, but I remember the experience very clearly. One moment I was walking near my home, and the next I was sitting beside Edward in his Land Rover as he navigated the mountain road on which he travelled. I could smell the wet odour of his dog in the back, and could just about see around the corner to the carnage that awaited him. At this point, I had no […]