book review

REVIEW & New Release Alert: Tania Blanchard’s ‘Suitcase of Dreams’

November 1, 2018 // 0 Comments

REVIEW & New Release Alert: Tania Blanchard’s ‘Suitcase of Dreams’ Suitcase of Dreams Tania Blanchard From the bestselling author of The Girl from Munich, a sweeping, dramatic tale of love and identity, inspired by a true story After enduring the horror of Nazi Germany and [...]

REVIEW: Alli Sinclair’s ‘Burning Fields’

May 28, 2018 // 1 Comment

REVIEW: Alli Sinclair’s ‘Burning Fields’ Burning Fields Alli Sinclair 1948 The world is struggling to regain a sense of balance after the devastation of World War II, and the sugar cane–growing community of Piri River in northern Queensland is no exception. As returned [...]

Release Day Alert: CJ Duggan’s ‘Hollywood Heartbreak’

March 25, 2018 // 0 Comments

Release Day Alert: CJ Duggan’s ‘Hollywood Heartbreak’ The fifth addictive standalone novel in CJ Duggan’s sassy and sexy Heart of the City series from the internationally bestselling author of New York Nights, Paris Lights and London Bound. Hollywood Heartbreak CJ [...]

Review: Jackie French’s ‘The Lily and the Rose’

March 23, 2018 // 0 Comments

The Lily and the Rose Jackie French The war is over. But can there ever truly be peace? Australian heiress Sophie Higgs was ‘a rose of no-man’s land’, founding hospitals across war-torn Europe during the horror that was WW1. Now, in the 1920s, Sophie’s wartime work [...]

#280CharacterReviews—March 2018

March 19, 2018 // 0 Comments

#280CharacterReviews—March 2018 Liberated by Mel Teshco Eloise is a strong female character who perfectly suits the complexity of brothers Julian and Saxon. Their #MFM love triangle is a natural and anticipation filled affair, testament to @melteshco’s experience writing erotic [...]

Review: James Moloney’s ‘The Love That I Have’

March 19, 2018 // 1 Comment

The Love That I Have James Moloney For fans of The Book Thief, a powerful and heartbreaking story set during WW2 that stays with you long after the final page is read. Margot Baumann hasleft school to take up her sister’s job in the mailroom of a large prison. Butthis is Germany in [...]

Review: Julian Leatherdale’s ‘The Opal Dragonfly’

March 19, 2018 // 0 Comments

The Opal Dragonfly Julian Leatherdale “Miss Isobel Clara Macleod, youngest of the seven children of Major Sir Angus Hutton Macleod, Surveyor-General of the colony of New South Wales, had the singular misfortune to know that at seven o’clock that morning her father was going to [...]

Review: Vanessa Carnevale’s ‘The Memories That Make Us’

March 19, 2018 // 0 Comments

The Memories That Make Us Vanessa Carnevale Gracie Ashcroft is supposed to marry Blake Beaumont in three months’ time. The trouble is, she doesn’t know who he is… After an accident leaves Gracie with severe amnesia, she’s forced to decide: live a life that is made up of other [...]

Review: Anthea Hodgson’s ‘The Cowgirl’

March 19, 2018 // 0 Comments

The Cowgirl Anthea Hodgson Teddy Broderick has lived on her farm almost all her life, committed to the rhythms of the country – seeding, harvest, shearing and the twice daily milking of the cow her grandmother has looked after for years, but she dreams of another life, in the wide [...]

Review: Jenn J McLeod’s ‘A Place To Remember’

March 19, 2018 // 0 Comments

Review A Place To Remember Jenn J McLeod A man loses five years of his life. Two women are desperate for him to remember. Running away for the second time in her life, twenty-seven-year old Ava believes the cook’s job at a country B&B is perfect, until she meets the owner’s son, John [...]