Lucy's Mitchell's debut is written straight from the heart – and it shows. I was only on page two when her story had me welling up. I had no doubt from that point on that reading Instructions For Falling In Love Again was going to be a treat. It didn't disappoint. It is funny, emotional,… Continue reading Book Review: Instructions For Falling In Love Again.
It was just a moment. Our eyes met, no, not met, more like collided, and something just...clicked - or at least it did for me. Maybe he didn’t give me another thought. Maybe I only noticed him because he was wearing a tuxedo at 10.30am? Or maybe it was because he practically fell out of… Continue reading Book Review: One Day In December.
When the paperback version of Susanna Bavin’s debut, The Deserter’s Daughter, arrived in the post I Tweeted this photo with the caption: “That’s my weekend reading sorted.” In reality, I turned the first page on Friday night and the next thing I knew it was 24 hours later and I was breathing a happy sigh… Continue reading Book Review: The Deserter’s Daughter.
It's like Sarah Morgan has been inside my head. She's had a rummage about, moved some tumbleweed aside, picked out every single thing I like in a romance and then put them all in her latest book, Moonlight Over Manhattan. It has the brave yet troubled heroine, the handsome, hot, brooding hero (who also happens… Continue reading Book Review: Moonlight Over Manhattan.
After The Rain 