Synopsis A quiet English village where nothing ever happens. Until….. After her boyfriend runs out on her with the contents of their joint bank account, Kat Latcham has no choice but to return to the tiny Somerset village of Much Winchmoor where she grew up. A place, she reckons, that is not so much sleepy… Continue reading Murder Served Cold by Paula Williams: a lively rural mystery
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Painting Blue Water by Leigh Fossan: a novel about finding yourself
Synopsis Katherine Ross, a struggling artist-turned-successful-businesswoman, has a life many would envy. At only thirty-one years old, Katherine runs one of the top luxury real-estate firms in Manhattan, and she lives in a fabulous loft with her dreamy husband. That is, of course, until her marriage comes to a screeching halt, forcing Katherine to face… Continue reading Painting Blue Water by Leigh Fossan: a novel about finding yourself
Aphrodite’s Closet by Suzy Turner: undie-niably gorgeous!
What a treat to be taking part in the blog tour for the wonderful Aphrodite’s Closet by Suzy Turner. Synopsis Agatha Trout didn’t even know she had a Great Aunt Petunia, so imagine her surprise when she finds Petunia left her a corner shop in her will. But it’s not just any old corner shop—it’s… Continue reading Aphrodite’s Closet by Suzy Turner: undie-niably gorgeous!
Joseph Barnaby by Susan Roebuck: an atmospheric novel of discovery
I’m delighted to be taking part in the blog tour for Joseph Barnaby by Susan Roebuck, and to have a giveaway for you to enter. Joseph Barnaby Stand by your beliefs – even if it means going to the end of the Earth By standing up for his principles to save the life of a… Continue reading Joseph Barnaby by Susan Roebuck: an atmospheric novel of discovery
The Mistress of Pennington’s by Rachel Brimble: atmospheric historical fiction
Synopsis 1910 – A compelling tale of female empowerment in Bath’s leading department store. Perfect for the fans of the TV series Mr Selfridge and The Paradise. Elizabeth Pennington should be the rightful heir of Bath’s premier department store through her enterprising schemes and dogged hard work. Her father, Edward Pennington, believes his daughter lacks the business acumen… Continue reading The Mistress of Pennington’s by Rachel Brimble: atmospheric historical fiction
The Mysterious Lord Millcroft by Virginia Heath: lively and sparkling
Synopsis Life as a duchess… or something much more dangerous…? This is book 1 of The King’s Elite series. Constantly told her beauty and charm is all she has to offer, Lady Clarissa is intent on marrying a duke. And intriguing spy Sebastian Leatham will help her! Only first she’ll assist him with his new… Continue reading The Mysterious Lord Millcroft by Virginia Heath: lively and sparkling
The French Adventure by Lucy Coleman: a perfect summer read
Synopsis Genre: Sweet romance/cosy mystery Release Date: 1 February 2018 Publisher: Aria Fiction (Head of Zeus) Packed full of French flavour and idyllic settings this is a romantic, heart-warming and unputdownable new novel about life and love, perfect for anyone who loves Milly Johnson, Lucy Diamond and Debbie Johnson. Suddenly unemployed and single, Anna escapes… Continue reading The French Adventure by Lucy Coleman: a perfect summer read
A Warriner To Seduce Her by Virginia Heath
Books Are Cool continues in its current historical fiction mood with a review today of A Warriner To Seduce Her by Virginia Heath. We’re joining in the big launch party for this excellent book. The title might suggest a bodice-ripper awaits us, and while our hero Jake Warriner is a self-confessed rake this book is… Continue reading A Warriner To Seduce Her by Virginia Heath
To Catch A Bad Guy by Marie Astor: office-based cozy
This is an office-based cozy mystery, which, it has to be said, makes a welcome change from the plethora of bakery-based ones! It’s set in Bostoff Securities where Janet Maple, our heroine, has just been given a job by long-time but rather controlling friend Lisa. Having worked in the DA’s office, Janet has a nose… Continue reading To Catch A Bad Guy by Marie Astor: office-based cozy
Christmas at the Cornish Café by Philippa Ashley
Cornish book review