THE RAMBLINGS OF A 50 SOMETHING BOOKAHOLIC WHO TRAVELS THE WORLD. Tuesday, 5 December 2017. Has an excuse for every disaster in her life; she was abandoned as a new-born on a doorstep one cold autumn night, wrapped in nothing but a towel.

As Brand was a psychiatrist nurse before being a comedian then at least she has some interesting stories to tell. Somebody has very kindly bought me a Kindle! All that will stop thou.

The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle. Excuse the comparisons for a moment, but I think they might be the only way to describe this book. The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle. I did form a theory on what Blackheath w.

Book of my Month 2018. The 50 Book Challenge in 2018. Friday, 30 March 2018. I am delighted to welcome back to the blog the author, Victoria Saccenti. Hi Victoria, thank you for spending time with us today. Tell us a little about yourself and how you got started as an author? Even thou.

and maybe some other bits! Musings from a book addict! So many books, so little time. so many others things too! 30 Day Book Challenge. Monday, 6 April 2015. The Last Days of Rabbit Hayes by Anna McPartlin. I loved, loved, LOVED this book. I held back from reading it for a while as the subject matter was very close to recent personal events, and yes I did sob, but Anna McPartlin has created a touching, sensitive and downright funny novel that celebrates family, love and grief.

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Die Again by Tess Gerritsen. Tess Gerritsen is absolutely one of my favourite authors. The writing is fantastic, exciting and clever, I was completely absorbed in what was happening. For me this was a great thriller, full of detail and atmosphere, wi.

My thoughts on all things bookish. Monday, 3 August 2015. Escape to Perdition by James Silvester Review and Giveaway. Many thanks to the publishers Urbane Publications. For sending my review copy and allowing me to host the competition. Sometimes the only choice is an escape to perdition. To all intents and purposes this book would never be the usual type of book that I would read. History and Spies and Politics. None of these things excite me, maybe it is because the rea.

Books, books and more books. Monday, 10 August 2015. Told through the eyes of a goldfish named Ian, who is currently falling from the twenty-seventh floor balcony of an apartment building, this novel follows an eclectic cast of characters on one single day. A quirkily charming, highly original and philosophically joyful novel with the unlikeliest of heroes. This is Tales of the City as seen by a goldfish.