Annabel and Her Sisters is a warm, witty, and thoroughly enjoyable novel that makes for perfect weekend reading. Set against the backdrop of a privileged English family, the story blends family dynamics, long-buried secrets, gentle romance, and Catherine Alliott’s...
Book Review: Gone Before Goodbye by Harlan Coben & Reese Witherspoon
Gone Before Goodbye is a fast-paced medical thriller that aims to blend high-stakes surgery, international intrigue, and moral ambiguity. While the premise is undeniably compelling, the execution may leave some readers feeling overwhelmed rather than fully engaged....
Book Review: Nemesis by Greg Hurwitz
Fans of high-octane thrillers will find plenty to admire in Nemesis, a relentless, hard-hitting novel that proves once again why Greg Hurwitz is a standout name in modern action fiction. This instalment in the Orphan X universe delivers exactly what readers expect:...
Book Review: The Impossible Fortune by Richard Osman
A Thursday Murder Club mystery. The Impossible Fortune brings readers straight back into the comforting, clever world of the Thursday Murder Club, reuniting us with the much-loved quartet: Elizabeth, Joyce, Ron, and Ibrahim. As with Richard Osman’s earlier novels,...
The Shape of Monsters is Five Stars
Author CL Hellisen sent me a link for an early listen of their Audible Original, The Shape of Monsters. I've set myself the task of reading 365 books this year. Yes, you read that right. Because with audio I get to read so much more while I'm multitasking. To date,...
Three books to dive into
Two James Pattersons and a JoJo Moyes - it almost sounds like the start of a new game. But it's what the fantastic people at Penguin Random House sent me and Louisa. So if you're looking for something to read next weekend, you have options. A delightful book about...
Another bumper book review
It's been a while, but I've got loads of reviews, thanks to NetGalley and Penguin Random House. So let me get straight into it. Rachel Weiss's Group Chat by Lauren Appelbaum is an absolute delight! Rachel Weiss’s journey through the chaos of turning thirty is...
July bumper book review
I had so many books to listen thanks to Netgalley and various publishers. So let me jump in! "The Photo" by A.J. McDine is a riveting psychological thriller that hooks you from the very first page. The plot unfolds with a chilling premise: the protagonist believes she...
June book review recap
In June, I worked my way through a few audiobooks supplied by various publishers through NetGalley. So here's what I read and what I thought. I reread John le Carré's classic novels about the intricate shadow worlds of international espionage. It's been acclaimed as...












