The Posthumous Adventures of Harry Whittaker by Bobbie Darbyshire When Harry Whittaker, much loved star of stage and screen, dies suddenly of a heart attack, he finds himself still in this world. Trapped in a bizarre afterlife, he struggles to free himself. Meanwhile, his estranged son Richard is also trying to escape - from his…
Happy Halloween everyone! If you are looking for the perfect book to read today I highly recommend Anita Frank's The Lost Ones. The book is totally outside my comfort zone on the level of creepiness. But I was drawn to it immediately and I am so glad I read it. My full spoiler free review…
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SEVEN LETTERS A Novel By J.P. Monninger Back of the Book J. P. Monninger, author of the international bestseller The Map That Leads to You, the novel Nicholas Sparks called “romantic and unforgettable", tells a poignant love story of the ways the world divides two souls—and the way that love brings them together. Kate Moreton is…
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Through the Wall by Caroline Corcoran Back of the Book Lexie’s got the perfect life. And someone else wants it… Lexie loves her home. She feels safe and secure in it – and loved, thanks to her boyfriend Tom. But recently, something’s not been quite right. A book out of place. A wardrobe door left…
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A Year and a Day by Isabelle Bloom Back of the Book Welcome to a city where wishes are everywhere For Megan, a winter escape to Prague with her friend Ollie is a chance to find some inspiration for her upcoming photography exhibition. But she's determined to keep their friendship from becoming anything more. Because…
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Today, Tanya Kaanta reviews The Lost Letters of William Woolf by Helen Cullen. Shortlisted for newcomer of year in the Irish Book Awards. The Lost Letters of William Woolf by Helen Cullen Back of the Book Lost letters have only one hope for survival . . . Inside the Dead Letters Depot in East London,…
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Sometimes a book comes along that ticks every box. Last Seen Alive does just that and much more. Genius, is the word I would use to describe it. I was terrified and completely puzzled at who was the bad guy/woman. Have I been hiding under a rock? Why did it take me so long to…
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