Dear Readers, Before I publish my book review on @NetGalley site, I’d like to share it with you. I read … Continue reading Notes from Quarantine – Part 7 – When Friends DO Come to Dinner
Charley Davidson Book #1 If you loved True Blood and Sookie, you will definitely find some fun moments with Charley … Continue reading My friend Reaper – Book review for NetGalley – First Grave to the Right by Darynda Jones (#1 Charley Davidson)
Siberian Dogs don’t get sick or Good Bye James Patterson. I have to admit I was in love with him. … Continue reading Siberian Dogs don’t get sick – Book review for NetGalley – Target: Alex Cross by James Patterson
Sugar This book was first of the kind for me. I heard and have noticed the trend for call girl … Continue reading Can Sugar get sour? – Book review for NetGalley – Sugar: My life as Sugar Babe by Monique X
Three Men On Their Bikes Or what a joy it was to read. I have not read Jerome K Jerome’s … Continue reading Men and their bikes – Book review for NetGalley – Three Men On Their Bikes by Richard Mapes
The Quartet Murders The second installment in Yorkshire Dales’ detective series (Yorkshire Murder Mysteries #Book 1 did not disappoint. DCI Oldroyd … Continue reading Death of a Maiden – Book review for NetGalley – The Quartet Murders by J.R.Ellis
Perfect Liars Who needs enemies with besties like these? Three girls grew up into three young women. They have their … Continue reading Insincerity in good taste – Book review for NetGalley – Perfect Liars by Rebecca Reid
Henry VIII ‘The retinue plays the king’ the phrase made immortal by W Shakespeare in his King Lear says it … Continue reading A pack of hungry… magpies – Book review for NetGalley – Henry VIII and Men Who Made Him by Tracy Borman
The Body in the Dales The first instalment of murder mysteries set in picturesque Yorkshire dales, The Body in The … Continue reading New crime series set in Yorkshire – Book review for NetGalley – The Body in The Dales by J.R.Ellis (Book #1)
The Sunday Girl What a scary story. It is een more scarier because you realise that this can actually happen. … Continue reading Love as target on your back – Book review for NetGalley – The Sunday Girl by Pip Drysdale
