I usually reserve the spring/summer Paige Toon release for my summer holiday however having read this ARC in November, I can only ask...

I was approved for my ARC of Carrie Soto is Back the night before catching a flight to my summer holiday in Greece, it couldn’t have been...

Described as “Bridgertons wild little sister” and perfect for Bridgerton fans , I was excited to request and read an advanced copy of...

The fifth instalment in the Mure Series, An Island Wedding is like a visit to an old friend. As with all of Jenny Colgan’s novels the...

Lucie Yi is not a Romantic is the second novel written by Lauren Ho and although I have Last Tang Standing on my TBR pile, I have to...

Sarah Morgan is one of my favourite authors, it's a biannual tradition that I eagerly await and read her latest book every summer and...

I am completely perplexed by Idol. This is the first novel of Louise O’Neills that I have read, which features many current, serious and...

The debut historical fiction novel by Lianne Dillsworth sheds a light on Victorian London, the disparity and inequality between race,...

The fourth and final book in Georgia Toffolo’s first series, Meet me at the Wedding, continues with the story of Lily and features the...

Firstly, am I the only one who can see Lucy Hale playing the adorable, “tidy girl” Ruthie in Sally Thornes latest novel? Having loved The...

Simplified to a single word, Lessons in Chemistry is amazing. Hilariously funny, witty and with somewhat surprising turn of events, I...

The story of Rumi and Jens is a compelling, emotive read. The descriptions of snowy Norwegian landscape, the smell of fish at the market...

Mhairi McFarlane is one of my favourite authors, I love the witty style of her writing and would always purchase her latest book without...

From the first page I knew One Night on the Island was going to be a book I adored. Cleo has been on the hunt for her Flamingo, but as...

At the start of the pandemic I swore I would not read a book or watch a TV series that so much as even mentioned “COVID 19”/ “Pandemic” /...

Having enjoyed previous novels by Cecilia Ahern, I desperately wanted to enjoy Freckles. Freckles is the story of Allegra Bird, nicknamed...

Walking on Sunshine – the first book to make me cry in public (on a train) wishing I had a tissue, a glass of wine and my best friend to...

The ‘Three Sisters’ is the final instalment in the Tattooist of Auschwitz Trilogy (Tattooist of Auschwitz – 2018, Cilka’s Journey – 2019)...

MAGICAL, ENCHANTING & CAPTIVATING - Three words that can easily be used to describe Once Upon A Broken Heart by Stephanie Garber. It’s...

I always aim to write an unbiased, truthful review on the books I have read or received as ARC’s from NetGalley however that’s a little...