My reading pile is a bit like the oft-wished for never-ending packet of Tim Tams. The more I read, it seems the larger the pile grows. Of course, if I would just stop buying new books then the issue would resolve itself. However, with so many new stories being published on a daily basis, I do not believe I will ever manage impulse control when it comes to books. Here’s a round-up of what I’m reading, have read, and what’s rising to the top of my TBR pile. #amReading: The Birdman’s Wife by Melissa Ashley. I love my history and I love learning about people who have had an impact on what we know today, yet as individuals, they have been side-lined or relegated to the sidelines. This happens so
Isn't that title inviting? Having a great love for Christmas cake and a fondness for visiting cafes, I couldn't pass up a chance of taking a sneak peak at this new story, released today, by Sue Watson. And now, I'm sharing that sneak peak with you! To tantalise your taste buds, scroll down for some info on The Christmas Cake Cafe and its author, Sue Watson. Links to purchase are liberally strewn throughout... THE CHRISTMAS CAKE CAFÉ by Sue Watson out on 14th October (Happy Publication Day, Sue!) BUY HERE: Amazon UK OR HERE! Amazon USA Heart-warming and hilarious, a story that will make you laugh, cry and bring a smile to your face. Get ready for another deliciously amazing Christmas tr
Review: The Looking-Glass House. Volume Three of the The Jabberwocky Book by Russell Proctor. Volume One: The Red King Volume Two: An Unkindness of Ravens Volume Three: The Looking-Glass House Alice in Wonderland and Dorothy from Oz battle a supernatural serial killer in Edwardian London. ~~~~~~~~~ From the first line, I was hooked. Actually, as soon as I read the blurb, I already knew that here was a story with great potential! I was a trifle concerned about starting at Book 3, but the author assures that readers don’t need to have read books 1 and 2 – this one works fine as a standalone. And he’s entirely correct! Mind you, how great is it that I can now go back and read more from this s
