Everyone needs the right mix of Hope and Christmas Spirit and the mysterious Natalie Hope has both in abundance.
She’s a woman on a mission: every December she has just 24 days to make sure four unhappy people have a Christmas to remember.
This year she’s landed in the small town of Winstanton, twenty miles north of Glasgow, and, in next to no time, she’s working her magic: re-uniting families, bringing lovers together and generally stirring things up.
It’s all a bit clichéd but who cares? Continue reading
Every so often you get to the end of a book and think: ‘I’d better read that again.’
The phrase ‘O, what a tangled web we weave when first we practise to deceive…’ might have been coined especially for Elizabeth Dulcie’s new thriller Corruption!
David Bowie certainly knew what he was talking about when he penned the line: ‘Put on your red shoes and dance…’
It is a truth NEVER universally acknowledged but women are ALWAYS in the frontline of war.
Author Paula Houseman was once a graphic designer.
There are some things that can’t be left unsaid. If you’re still looking for a last-minute summer holiday read, get yourself a copy of Megan Mayfair’s romance The Things We Leave Unsaid.
And now for something completely different: The Bespokist Society Guide to…London
If you’ve already read the first two parts in the wickedly funny Hattie Hastings trilogy by Audrey Davis, you don’t need me to tell you The Haunting of Hattie Hastings Part Three is an equal delight.
Every reader knows never to judge a book by its cover.