⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5) I was kindly approved for an e-arc via NetGalley. Following the success of The Binding, The Betrayals is Bridget Collins' second adult novel. I am yet to read The Binding, but I have a copy that I'm excited to read soon, especially after enjoying this novel. The Betrayals takes us to Montverre, a … Continue reading Book Review | The Betrayals by Bridget Collins
⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)I had seen a lot of great reviews for this novel before I read it, so when I saw that it was Waterstone's book of the month earlier this year, I had to pick it up. Overall, I thought there was a lot that was great about this novel. It deals with some really … Continue reading Book Review | Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams
I was very kindly sent an E-ARC of this book by Emma in exchange for an honest review. This is the first time I have been sent and reviewed an ARC (Advanced Reader Copy) of a book, so I am really excited about this and a big thank you to Emma for letting me do … Continue reading Book Review | The House on Beckett Lane by Emma Rogers
⭐⭐⭐⭐🌠 (4.5/5) Perhaps don't read this review if you have not read Eve of Man, it may give away or allude to some things about the first novel. Having read Eve of Man a couple of years ago, I preordered this novel and looked forward to seeing what would happen next, especially because the first … Continue reading Book Review | The Eve Illusion by Giovanna and Tom Fletcher
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)I heard of this book ages ago, but only bought a copy when I saw it in a charity shop over Christmas. I'm so glad I did because I loved this book and I think it may be a new favourite.Although there has been lots of hype about this book, I wasn't entirely sure … Continue reading Book Review | The Flatshare by Beth O’Leary
‘Someday, somehow, I would repay my cousin Rachel.’ I honestly do not know where to begin with a short paragraph about this novel, please read my full review here if you have time. The plot of the novel is that Philip Ashley lost his parents at a young age and so was raised by Ambrose Ashley. … Continue reading Mini – Review: My Cousin Rachel | Daphne Du Maurier
‘She is a headstrong and foolish girl, and does not know her own interest.’ Pride and Prejudice is the most-loved work by Jane Austen and it has been widely read. It is one of those books that is on most people’s to-read lists and it is referenced a lot in both the media and conversation. … Continue reading Mini – Review: Pride and Prejudice | Jane Austen
In most romance novels, there is something that goes wrong which either prevents a couple getting together or causes a problem in their relationship, however, I think that this novel had a different spin on this idea. Sarah finds herself dreaming about a guy she used to know and she ends up looking forward to … Continue reading Mini – Review: Dream A Little Dream | Giovanna Fletcher
‘You are scored on my heart.’ This is a novel that I am very aware I go on about, but it has to be close to being my favourite book. I have no idea why it took me so long to get to this book, but when I finally did, it wove itself into my … Continue reading Mini – Review: Me Before You | Jojo Moyes
What interested me so much as I read this book was that I could not make up my mind about what I wanted to happen at the end. Usually, when reading a book, I either have an idea of what will probably happen or what I want to happen (or sometimes both), but in this … Continue reading Mini – Review: You’re The One that I Want | Giovanna Fletcher
Georgia Ellen 