“The year is 1539. Henry VIII must take another wife and the dangerous prize of the crown of England is won by Anne of Cleves. Although she is fascinated by the glamour of her new surroundings, she can sense a trap closing around her. Katherine Howard meanwhile is to flirt her way to the throne.Continue reading “Book Review: The Boleyn Inheritance by Philippa Gregory”
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Book Review: The Couple Next Door by Shari Lapena
Your neighbour told you she didn’t want your six month old daughter at the dinner party. Nothing personal, she just couldn’t stand her crying. Your husband said it would be fine. After all, you only live next door. You’d have the baby monitor and you’d take it in turns to go back every half hour.Continue reading “Book Review: The Couple Next Door by Shari Lapena”
Book Review: The Ladykiller by Martina Cole
“George Markham has a nasty little hobby. He persues it in secret, behind closed doors. But now George’s little hobby is becoming an obsession, one that erupts into an orgy of vicious sexual depravity. Patrick Kelly is a hard man – the most feared man in london. His one soft spot is his daughter Mandy.Continue reading “Book Review: The Ladykiller by Martina Cole”
Book Review: All Creatures Great And Small by James Herriott
I was pondering what book to read next when my other half picked a book off the shelf and plonked it unceremoniously in my hands. That, he insisted, was a book that I would love. It wasn’t one that I would have picked up for myself. It was one that I vaguely remember my mumContinue reading “Book Review: All Creatures Great And Small by James Herriott”
Book Review: The Christmas Invitation by Trisha Ashley
Might I start off with a small fan girl moment here? I absolutely love Trisha Ashley books. My other half, who has absolutely no interest in the genre will recognise a Trisha Ashley book a mile off, with a slightly hopeful, slightly wary enquiry about what this particular TA book is going to inspire meContinue reading “Book Review: The Christmas Invitation by Trisha Ashley”