I firmly subscribe to the advice that if you want to write (which I do), you should read. So I read. A lot.
It’s A Wonderful Night by Jaimie Admans. Five stars.
Time For You – Borrowing Books From The Library.
The Last Day Of Winter by Shari Low. Five stars.
One Winter Morning by Isabelle Broom. Five stars.
The Wishing Tree in Irish Falls by Jen Gilroy. Five stars.
The Little Village Of Happiness by Holly Martin. Five stars.
Rewrite The Stars by Emma Heatheringhton.
The Day We Meet Again by Miranda Dickinson. Five stars.
For Emily by Katherine Slee.
The Secret To Happiness by Jessica Redland. Five stars.
Footnotes by Peter Fiennes.
Instructions For Falling In Love Again by Lucy Mitchell. Five stars.
Secrets And SeaShells At Rainbow Bay by Ali McNamara.
The Other Half Of Augusta Hope by Joanna Glen.
Summer At The Art Cafe by Sue McDonagh.
This Is Me by Shari Low.
The Poor Relation by Susanna Bavin. Five stars.
Dear Lily by Drew Davies.
The Girl In The Painting by Renita D’Silva.
The Flatshare by Beth O’Leary. Five stars.
Suddenly Single by Carol Wyer.
The Summer Of Chasing Dreams by Holly Matin. Five stars.
My Sister’s Lies by S D Robertson.
Jolly Good Food by Allegra McEvedy.
A Summer Of New Beginnings by Lisa Hobman.
The Man I Fell In Love With by Kate Field.
Don’t You Forget About Me by Mhairi McFarlane. Five stars.
Bad At Love by Karina Halle. Five stars.
Lost For Words by Stephanie Butland. Five stars.
The Truths And Triumphs Of Grace Atherton by Anstey Harris.
The Winter That Made Us by Kate Field. Five stars.
A note about my rating system.
All my reviews are rated out of five stars. Time is short so I generally pick books I know I will have a fair chance of liking, normally in my favourite genre (under the broad heading of romantic fiction). I will always try to find the positives and be constructive with any criticism. I don’t post reviews of anything I rate under three stars.
After The Rain 