Good morning my loves! I hope you’ve all had a lovely weekend – I know I have! I’ve taken a little break from social media because I’m aware that it can sometimes […]
Blog Tour: The Optikal Illusion by Rachel Halliburton
Blog Tour: If You Were Here by Alice Peterson
Good afternoon my loves! Happy weekend! For most of us in the UK today (sorry Scotland but you’ve already had yours!) we are enjoying a long weekend, which is exactly what I […]
Blog Tour: The Song of the Sycamore
Good morning my loves! I hope you’re having a good day so far and have had a nice start to your week. Today is a post that I am proper excited about. […]
Review: The Colour of Bee Larkham’s Murder
Good morning my loves! Happy Friday everyone! I hope you’ve had a great week and have lovely things planned for the weekend. I have a pretty chilled Saturday planned and Sunday is […]
Review – Mansfield and Me by Sarah Laing
Good morning my loves Today is a particularly exciting post. If you’ve read any of my recent posts (#IndieBooksLoveFest and #IndieBooksLoveFest August Spotlight) you’ll know that my plan at the moment is […]
July 2019 Wrap-Up
Good morning my loves! Happy Tuesday! Today is my first day back in work following my little stay in hospital and I must admit, I would much rather be in bed right […]
Blog Tour: The Therapist by Nial Giacomelli
Good morning loves! I hope you had a better weekend than I had… After spending hours on end at the hospital, the mystery surrounding the headaches I’ve been having for 8 weeks […]
Blog Tour: Looker by Laura Sims
Good morning my loves! I am very much looking forward to today’s post. The lovely folk at Tinder Press sent me an early copy of this book quite some time ago and […]
Review: The Paper & Hearts Society
Good morning my loves! IT’S FRIDAYYYY!! I for one am really glad it’s the weekend. I’ve used 3 whole tanks of petrol this week in work…. it’s certainly been a busy one! […]
Review: The Doll Factory
Good morning my loves! Today is a review post that I am really excited to share. I read this book in the month of May and I haven’t stopped thinking about it […]
