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#BOOKREVIEW #thewinedarksea by #VictoriaHislop T #BOOKREVIEW
#thewinedarksea by #VictoriaHislopThe Greek mountain village of Kalopetra is home to Fotini, her young daughter Iliana and newborn son Mitsos. Following the end of WW2 civil war has broken out between the Government’s Hellenic Army and the communist Democratic Army. With the men away fighting, the women and children are left – until the Government come for the women; the children, including Iliana, are left to fend for themselves. Until the children are then taken.Fotini is one of those imprisoned by the Government, accused of being a communist and a character you couldn’t help but take to your heart. What follows is a heartbreaking and moving story, inspired by true historical events, detailing the cruelty and barbaric treatment these women endure. They lose their freedom, their children and with executions commonplace, many do not survive the camp.This is not a quick read and it is quite intense. Just when you think that something good will happen, a curveball is thrown and so many times my heart broke for mothers like Fotini and her friend Markella and also for their children who had to constantly adapt to a life on their own, they were effectively ‘stolen’ and disbursed amongst other countries.Spanning the decades from 1946 and set across various countries this epic story from Victoria Hislop is one that I was fully drawn into from the beginning. I’ve read many of Hislop’s books set in Greece and they are always superbly researched with intricate details that bring the characters and the story to life. This story is told from several perspectives, across the years, with our main characters showing a remarkable resilience and determination to cope with ever changing circumstances. There is cruelty but also immense kindness from people and it is those little acts of kindness that sustains when things seem hopeless.This is a fantastic read, it’s both powerful and emotive but if I have one small issue, it’s that after spending so many hours invested in the lives of these characters I did feel a little cheated by the ending which in my opinion seemed to be rather rushed. Nonetheless, I would have no hesitation in recommending.
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@sophie.ransom📚 My thanks to Poppy of Sophie Ransom PR for the tour invite and Netgalley copy to review. I’ve long been a fan of horse racing and the TV programme, Fake or Fortune is a firm favourite so the opportunity to review The Chase was eagerly accepted. I have to admit that although I used to read racing novels by former jockeys, I haven’t read any by the late Dick Francis however I’m sure that Felix is well able to step into his father’s shoes when it comes to writing.Mayfair art gallery owner Fabian Tulley is in a spot of bother. One of his customers has made a complaint of fraud to the police, alleging that Tulley had sold him a fake Munnings picture (Alfred Munnings was a well known painter of horses). When word of this spreads, mainly via the troublesome customer bad mouthing him at every opportunity, his business is facing destruction. The police have confiscated the picture so he has no way of forensically proving its authenticity. However his problems don’t just end with money problems from a collapsing business but he finds himself in danger too.There is a lot to like here for fans of racing and art, as Tulley takes his art to sell at the major races in the hope of persuading wealthy punters to part with their money. There is also mystery and suspense as Tulley decides that he won’t go down without a fight, certainly not without clearing his name and decides to take action head on with small acts of revenge and sabotage. A touch of romance and betrayal add to the mix to form an engaging and suspenseful story.Francis writes in a very easy to read and descriptive way. He frequently throws in pieces of factual information, which have some relevance to the story.The Chase is an enjoyable read that not only touches on the complexities of family relationships but also those who use power and wealth as a weapon. 📚#myreadingcornerblog
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@joywoodauthorPublishing 29 October with @simonstream.books📖 Every couple has their secrets. How far would you go to keep them?Lorna Lloyd has the picture-perfect life: a beautiful home, a successful career, and a handsome and loyal husband, Dan. Everyone thinks she’s won the jackpot…Then a new couple moves in next door. Charming, wealthy, and fun, Perry and Ingrid Hunter are the ultimate power couple. There’s something about Perry’s sparkling smile and Ingrid’s tinkling laugh that make them irresistible.Soon, the four of them are inseparable and Lorna’s safe, predictable life is flipped upside down. Champagne-fuelled dinners turn into luxurious weekends away, and weekends away into holiday vacations – until a tragic accident changes everything.Because not everyone comes home alive. And when the shocking truth emerges, one thing becomes clear…Each couple has been keeping a terrible secret. But whose was worth killing for?An absolutely addictive page-turner that will keep you guessing until the very end. Fans of Adele Parks, Lisa Jewell and Liane Moriarty will be gripped by the dark secrets uncovered in this suspenseful thriller filled with jaw-dropping twists. 📖#thrillerbook @simonschusteruk #joywoodauthor
August 2026 reads A very good month with some hug August 2026 readsA very good month with some hugely enjoyable reads. The standout read for the month for me was Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth, a much anticipated library reservation.#myreadingcornerblog @monthlywrapup
Thank you to @vikingbooksuk for an ARC of #theshad Thank you to @vikingbooksuk for an ARC of #theshadowsofkensingtongore by @mossmontmomeryOut on 22 OctoberI enjoyed the first book The Murder at World’s End and looking forward to more  Stockingham & Pike adventures. Octogenarian Decima Stockingham is a force to be reckoned with and takes no prisoners!📖📚 Knives Out meets Sherlock in the must-read new historical murder mystery from the Times bestselling author of The Murder at World’s End, for fans of Anthony Horowitz, Tom Hindle and Janice Hallett.London, 1911. Coronation fever. Suffragette unrest. A city crackling with tension.When a policeman is found brutally murdered on the streets of Kensington, blame falls on the three women seen fleeing the scene.Their sole witness? Stephen Pike: ex-borstal boy, under-butler extraordinaire and assistant to the most unconventional detective in London, Miss Decima Stockingham. Sharp-tongued, fearless and bored of behaving herself, she’s the only one able to see that this case is not what it seems.Aided by an invisible network of maids – their eyes and ears in every house in London – this unlikely duo must catch the killer before time runs out. But in a city dazzled by ceremony and divided by change, you never know what might be lurking in the shadows… 📚📖#rossmontgomery #stockinghamandpikemystery
I’m super excited to receive a surprise proof copy I’m super excited to receive a surprise proof copy of #wechaseshadows , the second book in the We Solve Murders series by Richard Osman. I really enjoyed the first book and am delighted to have a copy of this. Thank you @vikingbooksuk 📚😍Publishing 10 September📖📚At sunrise, high in the Italian hills, a body is found on the steps of a beautiful private villa. On the body is a threatening note, signed by a mystery man.Back at We Solve Murders HQ, Amy, Rosie and Steve leap at the chance to take on their first proper case. So what if their new client seems to have his own reasons for avoiding the police? All they need to do is uncover who left the note, and then find them. Simple.But once they start digging, the suspects keep piling up: there’s Sweden’s most-wanted criminal, a canny ex-wife and a fierce business rival – yet the murderer keeps evading them. And as the trio chase a villain through the shadows, danger travels closer to home . . .Between Italy and Palm Springs, via Barcelona and Steve’s village pub, can the team catch an elusive killer who knows EXACTLY where to hide 📖📚AD/PR#richardosman #wesolvemurdersseries #crimefictionbooks
Back home from 2 weeks away to some fabulous bookp Back home from 2 weeks away to some fabulous bookpost for review. Biggest thanks to publishers & PRs below➡️ for covers📚#theysayagirldiedhere by Sarah Pinborough @orionbooks📚#deadmendontski by Patricia Moyes @farragobooks @graywilliamsbooks📚#mostardentlyyours by Freya Sampson @renegade__books📚#afatallove by Louise Treger @bloomsburypublishing @graywilliamsbooks📚#thekillersmark by MW Craven - my own purchase @constablebooks
July reads. I didn’t read as many as I’d hoped fo July reads.I didn’t read as many as I’d hoped for last month but nevertheless some very good ones📚The Butler (short story) Clare Mackintosh 4* Set in the South of France, Baxter the eponymous butler was a brilliant character having to deal with some awful guests and their shenanigans. I’d love to read more featuring him.
📚The House on Otley Road Rosa Silverman 4* Two murders 20 years apart. One house - and a journalist who covered both stories desperate to get the scoop of her career in uncovering a murderer. Atmospheric and a sense of unease throughout. A very good debut.
📚The Angel of Death Trevor Wood 5* A topical police crime fiction with its topics of assisted dying and early onset dementia. Sone fantastic characters and a sad but sensitively written story with some dark humour for light and shade.
📚Buyer Beware Catherine Ryan Howard 3.75 * Set in Ireland, featuring multiple POVs this goes back and forth in time. A house with a suspicious history. A slow burn to start but turns into a surprising twisty read.
#Extract on my blog (link in bio) as part of the v #Extract on my blog (link in bio) as part of the virtual book tour with @randomthingstours#encounterswithmarilynmonroe #celebrating100yearsPublished by @aurora_metroA hundred years after her birth, Marilyn Monroe remains an obsession. To celebrate the centenary, this vibrant collection of essays, interviews, personal reflections, poems, photographs, and Monroe’s own words explores why her influence still endures.Introduced by Lucy BoltonWith an illuminating introduction by Lucy Bolton and contributions from over twenty voices, the book captures the many aspects of Marilyn Monroe: star, symbol, icon, and radiant cultural force.Lucy Bolton (author of introduction), George Melnyk (author of contributions), Scott Fortner (interviewee), Isabella Bliss (author of contributions), Cathy Lomax (author of contributions), Summer Anne Lee (author of contributions), Sarah Tucker (author of contributions), Genevieve Gaunt (interviewee), Guy Masterson (interviewee), Greg Schreiner (author of contributions)#myreadingcornerblog
📚#bookreview #thenilecruise by @carolinejamesautho 📚#bookreview
#thenilecruise by @carolinejamesauthor
Published by @avonbooksuk📖 Caroline James is a newly discovered author to me but has already been added to my favourite author list.I’ve done many ship cruises but never a river boat cruise and the chance to do some armchair travelling down the River Nile was irresistible. Although this is a standalone, I believe that Hattie has featured in previous books and I shall definitely be seeking those out. She is a wonderful character, funny, kind, wise and the star of the story. Widowed. to keep busy she takes on private investigation work, often using her literary heroine Agatha Christie as inspiration. Away from her grumpy gardener/handyman Alf and Drake, a needy duck, she is looking forward to a relaxing break away from home with some culture, history and conversation along the way.Hattie was just one of the cruise characters I enjoyed meeting – the others including a Canadian mother and son (the mother through no fault of her own having to work her way through Hattie’s eclectic wardrobe), the unhappily married couple and a fantasist sausage maker from Clitheroe who in his make believe world fashions himself as James Bond.There was so much detail, both about life on board the boat and the locations that I could easily imagine myself sightseeing alongside our intrepid travellers. Of course Hattie’s PI skills were put to good use – she couldn’t resist having a mystery to solve.There was so much to love about this book. Superbly drawn characters, beautifully described locations each with historical context and romance. Humour played a big part but also some aspects of the story were poignant and written with sensitivity and compassion. I love stories that feature later life characters and I was thoroughly entranced from beginning to end. A story of second chances, of discovering your true self and finding love when you least expect it, this is an easy 5* read for me.#blogtour @rachelsrandomresources #myreadingcornerblog #rivercruiseromancefiction
#BOOKREVIEW #BuyerBeware by Catherine Ryan Howard #BOOKREVIEW#BuyerBeware by Catherine Ryan Howard
Published by @bantambooksukSynopsis in comments📚📖
Set in Ireland, this latest thriller from Catherine Ryan Howard is certainly a twisty read, set over the years and told from several perspectives. Number 1 Delaney Row in Dublin has a chequered history, and is viewed with suspicion by the locals with rumours aplenty as to what may have happened within its walls. When Ellie first arrives at the dilapidated property with just a suitcase, events are set in motion which have far reaching consequences.The story features Ellie, Erin and Hannah. Three women all of whom have separate lives but their stories intertwine. Over shifting timelines and perspectives, there are revelations, some unexpected, others not so, but it becomes clear that there is one common denominator.In the present day, Ellie guards her privacy furiously, almost to the point of paranoia. There is clearly something in her past that she is trying to keep secret but by moving to Delaney Row, that proves to be difficult with all the sinister events she had to cope with including the feeling of being watched. I had my suspicions as to what she was hiding and was proved to be partly correct but not for the right reasons.Setting up the backstories over timelines did slow the book somewhat initially but nevertheless there was an ever present sense of tension. With revelations coming thick and fast, the pace speeds up and the story turns into a compelling and sinister read.Whilst I enjoyed the book it wasn’t my favourite by this author but it is a good solid read with well drawn characters and a complex plot that ultimately brings the threads together. The house, which features so centrally, was suitably creepy and atmospheric. Ellie was braver than me – I wouldn’t have spent one night there!My thanks to Anne Cater of @randomthingstours for the invite and to the publisher for the digital copy to review.#blogtourreview #myreadingcornerblog
#BOOKREVIEW #TheAngelofDeath by Trevor Wood (Book #BOOKREVIEW#TheAngelofDeath by Trevor Wood (Book 3 in the DCI Jack Parker series)Publisher @orendabooks📚📖
I haven’t read any of the previous books in this series and jumping in partway through can be a challenge. However here, I didn’t feel disadvantaged at all. Of course I lost some character backstory but that didn’t affect my enjoyment, I would certainly now go back and read the previous books.Set in Newcastle, this crime thriller has a gritty and atmospheric undertone. Well respected by his team, DCI Jack Parker is keen to keep his diagnosis of early onset dementia to his loved ones only however it is becoming more difficult to hide a problem and certain colleagues have noticed. With Jack’s symptoms gradually deteriorating, he needs to solve the case before his diagnosis is fully revealed. Because of his own circumstances, this case is especially close to home.The Angel of Death is not your typical killer. They appear to have their own moral code when faced with potential ‘victims’ suffering from terminal illness. I say victims because those being helped on their way are seemingly doing so of their own will. The problem is are all exercising free will or is there coercion involved? The cases only come to the attention of the police when a complaint of murder is made.With the Assisted Dying Bill having been recently in the news, there is a topicality and relevance to the story. With most crime thrillers it is easy to feel repugnance for the ‘bad guy’ but here there were shades of grey. As the police hunt intensified, I wasn’t always sure if I wanted the Angel of Death to be caught.This was an excellent read about a really sensitive topic and despite the sad subject matter it is one I would highly recommend. I was totally invested in both the moral aspect and also the developing investigation and the individuals involved. Jack is of course the star of the story. He doesn’t suffer fools but there is also tenderness and sensitivity coming from that gruff exterior and I loved the dark humour throughout. I do hope there is a further book, as this one ended in a tantalising way.@randomthingstours
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My first 2027 proof. Thank you to @louiseswannel My first 2027 proof.Thank you to @louiseswannell & @headlinebooks for this lovely unexpected copy of #thestorytellerssecret by @lucydiamondwritesPublishing 11 February 2027, this looks a super story spanning the decades📚📖
Take a step back in time with bestselling author Lucy Diamond to enjoy this heartwarming and deliciously witty tale of sisterhood that spans a century . . .Could you tell a story packed with heartbreak and happiness? Meet four women who can.There’s Nancy, kitchen maid at Westercombe Manor in 1929. She can’t resist adding a sentence to Master Blackwood’s novel while dusting his typewriter and soon finds herself drawn in as co-writer.There’s Maud, who’s lived on the Westercombe estate since the 1940s. A proud grandmother to Pearl and Saffie, she loved telling them bedtime stories - but some tales she has vowed never to tell.Pearl’s now living on the other side of the world, reeling from divorce and bereavement, until a crisis means Saffie summons her home. Once close, the cousins have hardly spoken since the summer it all went so horribly wrong.A battered trunk might hold the key to the secrets that bind them together across the decades, but are they willing to read between the lines to find the truth at last?Lucy Diamond’s glorious heroines burst from the page as they seek to make peace with one another - and the past. 📚📖#lucydiamond #2027bookrelease
Latest #bookbuy I’m such a fan of Frances’ novel Latest #bookbuyI’m such a fan of Frances’ novels and after receiving a library reservation of this decided that I really needed my own copy to read instead.#thescandalousladiesfootballclub by @franquinn21Published by @simonschusteruk📚📚Welcome to the British Ladies Football ClubLondon, 1897. Minnie Newton – twenty-eight-year-old schoolteacher and women’s rights advocate – has a passion for football. But in Victorian society, football is a men’s game. That is, until Minnie decides to take matters into her own hands and place an ad in the newspaper, asking for volunteers to join the first ever women’s football team.From a motley collection of replies, Minnie puts together a squad. Most of the women have never kicked a ball before – but a little thing like that isn’t about to stop them. And when they take the game public, it isn’t long before they are drawing huge crowds, stirring controversy across the capital and beyond.But Minnie is hiding an explosive secret. Soon, all the attention the club is getting begins to threaten the life she has built for herself.Can she walk the line between independence and safety, or will the truth about who she really is finally come out? And is the beautiful game enough to save her freedom?A story inspired by real-life Victorian trailblazers, who showed the world that women can do anything they put their minds to, even if the world around them says they can’t. 📚📚#historicalfiction #womensfootball
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#thetreasures by @harrietevansauthorA lovely surprise on return from holiday. Thank you to @penguinukbooks for this newly released paperback. It’s very tactile with its super embossed cover. There were some toffees too but these didn’t last 😂The Treasures is the first in a trilogy set across the decades📚📚One golden summer. One missing treasure. And a secret that binds two lives together.Every year, Alice’s father gives her a treasure. Then on the morning of her sixteenth birthday, her final gift vanishes - along with the fragile certainty of her world. Alice runs, towards New York City and away from the memories of that last summer at the orchard where she grew up.Across the Atlantic, Tom has always felt that something is missing from his life. When he finds a long-forgotten letter, it leads him away from Sevenstones – the house at the heart of his family for generations – and towards a truth no one has ever fully told.From post-war London to 1960s New York, Alice and Tom’s stories become entwined. But will the secrets of their past bring them together, or break them apart? 📚📚#paperbackrelease #harrietevans
#currentlyreading📖 #theangelofdeath by @trevorwo #currentlyreading📖#theangelofdeath by @trevorwood5822Book 3 in the DCI Jack Parker series, publishing 16 July with @orendabooksI’m reviewing for the blog tour later this month - this is my first book in this series and I’m very much enjoying it despite the grim subject matter which is lightened by Jack’s dark humour.📚📚 When a self-styled Angel of Death begins granting the dying a final act of mercy on the streets of Newcastle, DCI Jack Parker is forced to confront both a ruthless killer and his own advancing dementia. The gripping third instalment in Trevor Wood’s addictive, gritty DCI Jack Parker series 📚📚
My June reads Some great quality reads and I’m p My June readsSome great quality reads and I’m pleased with the improvement of quantity as my reading mojo has been variable in recent months📚The Safe Room (short story) - Lisa Unger
📚On We Go - Mike Gayle
📚My Sister’s Secret - Jane Corry
📚Never to be Found - Jo Spain
📚The One Day You Were My Husband- Rosie Walsh
📚Secrets of the Italian Guesthouse- Sue Moorcroft
📚Dissection of a Murder -Jo Murray
📚The Yacht - Kayte Nunn#monthlyreads #myreadingcornerblog
#BOOKREVIEW #nevertobefound by Jo Spain Publish #BOOKREVIEW#nevertobefound by Jo SpainPublished by @zaffrebooks📚 This standalone thriller is based around the Japanese concept of Jōhatsu – people who vanish voluntarily from their own lives.Our main character, Veronica Page is a Night Mover in England. She has set up her own network of contacts to support those who want to disappear from their lives, and often their families, in order to begin a new life. Those seeking help can be fleeing from abusive relationships, from debt but no matter what the reason, Veronica will try to help. There is a strict code of conduct and secrecy amongst the network to keep details confidential to ensure success for each client.The problems begin for Veronica when she is approached by a detective. He is looking for someone suspected of a serious crime and needs her help. At first she refuses – not least because she doesn’t know where this person is however under pressure and upon learning why her former client is wanted by the Police, she has a change of heart – this is where her problems really begin and she is placed in the most dangerous of situations.There is a reason why Veronica has chosen this career path and it leads back to Japan. Her background is gradually revealed and you can’t help but feel sympathy for her.I always enjoy Jo’s books and although this is rather a slow burn to start, with revelations later coming thick and fast, the tension increases to a real nail biter of a conclusion. As you would expect from this author there are twists and surprises, together with characters that you will either love or hate – all of which make for an addictive and satisfying read. I very much enjoyed it and definitely recommend.My thanks to Tracy of Compulsive Readers for the tour invite and to the publisher for the digital copy to review#myreadingcornerblog #thrillerbooks #jospain
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Published by @dialoguepublishing📚This is the first book in a new trilogy and introduces the reader to the Pensione Three Sisters in beautiful Lake Como.This first book features Jade Beretta; given up by her birth parents she has spent all her life at the Pensione living and working with her beloved surviving grandparent, a feisty Scottish woman, Mairead. However upon Mairead’s death Jade is shocked to find she has two (half) sisters, Erin and Rosalie and that the Pensione is to be inherited equally. Devastated by this long held secret and whilst dealing with her grief she has to welcome the two sisters not knowing what their intentions are.As if that wasn’t enough distress and uncertainty for Jade, her first love and ex boyfriend Leo is back in Como. In the intervening 16 years he has made his own life but now faces his own dramas and problems. He broke Jade’s heart before – can he be trusted not to do the same again?This is an engaging and emotive story of finding family, (even if you are not sure you want to) and coming to terms with loss and love. The main characters do not get an easy ride and both Jade and Leo face tumultuous and testing times. The stunning location of Lake Como is a wonderful setting and almost becomes a character in its own right.Jade’s character was both strong and capable but with a vulnerability that she tried to hide. I was completely invested in Jade’s story and so enjoyed my time at the Pensione. Book 2 featuring another sister is to be published in November – ‘Secrets of a Winter Escape’ which I am looking forward to.#lakecomo #suemoorcroft #myreadingcornerblog
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