Historical Mystery | A Portrait of Death | Rhen Garland
We’re delighted to be on tour with Rachel’s Random Resources sharing Laura’s thoughts on A Portrait of Death by Rhen Garland. A Portrait of Death is the first novel in a new series. In the quiet English village of Marmis…
Children’s Fiction | Cookie! | Konnie Huq
We’re delighted to be sharing Laura’s thoughts for Cookie and the Most Annoying Boy in the World. Cookie’s life is basically over. Her best friend in the whole world is moving to Solihull because one of her dads has a…
Historical Fiction | The Giver of Stars | Jojo Moyes
I’m delighted to be sharing my thoughts on The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes. The greatest love story is the one you least expect . . . Alice is stifled, bored, and misunderstood. So when she meets wealthy and…
Women’s Fiction | One Winter Morning | Isabelle Broom
I’m delighted to be sharing my thoughts for One Winter Morning by Isabelle Broom. Genie isn’t feeling very festive this December. The frosty mornings and twinkling fairy lights only remind her it’s been a whole year since she lost her…
Thriller | The Pact | Amy Heydenrych
We’re on tour today sharing Laura’s thoughts for The Pact by Amy Heydenrych. What if a prank leads to murder? When Freya arrives at her dream job with the city’s hottest start-up, she can’t wait to begin a new and…
Crime | The Iron Chariot | Stein Riverton
We’re delighted to be sharing Laura’s thoughts on The Iron Chariot by Stein Riverton and translated by Lucy Moffatt. First published in Norway in 1909, the plot anticipates a supposedly ground-breaking twist of Agatha Christie’s by nearly twenty years and…
