Letters to My Daughters by Emma Hannigan

I have conflicted feelings about this book. I found it a pretty decent read till I came to final section of the book where the author has written acknowledgements and other related notes. The heartfelt statements made in this section, and the way they were written made the rest of the book pale in comparison…

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The Bakery at Seashell Cove by Karen Clarke

I reviewed the first book of this series (I had not realised it was to be a series despite having been introduced to three young eligible women in the first book) here : The Cafe at Seashell Cove . Funnily enough the cover of the first book was very similar to the series : Comfort Food Cafe by…

The Holiday Cottage by the Sea by Holly Martin

I requested this book on NetGalley a while ago and finally got around to reading it now. It introduces a new place with three women and three men as our leads, with Tori being the first that we are to focus on in this tale. Tori is a London girl with a deplorable social life…

Between You and Me by Susan Wiggs

I should start by mentioning that I am a fan of Susan Wiggs' books, they have a niche of their own when it comes to their place in the genre. Mostly because they are neither too serious nor too lightly written. I am not saying you cannot shed a tear or two if the writing…

Where The Light Gets In by Lucy Dillon

Lorna Larkham has always struggled with living up to her mother's legacy. She has struggled to find her inner art. She is making a huge life change by buying an art gallery in her old hometown. That is when things get interesting, with her wanting to live by herself to figure out her life. Things…

Comfort Food Cafe by Debbie Johnson

The last two and a half days were like a marathon of sorts. Something that I have been able to avoid so far by being very clever, or trying to. I avoid having simultaneous access to books in a series because I tend to go slightly bonkers. In the kindle, I follow the order of…

The Talisman Ring by Georgette Heyer

I did not expect to enjoy the book in the beginning. Hot on the heels of my last review (Messing With Matilda by Cat Lavoie) and trying to make a brand new addition to my blog (Authors & their books) I decided I wanted something light to run in the background.So I cheated on my…

Messing With Matilda by Cat Lavoie

It has been a long time since I enjoyed a book in a lighthearted genre this much. This tale is about Matilda Hart an up and coming professional organizer in NYC. She is very particular about clean and organized surroundings, bordering on compulsion. She has an (organized) plan for how her life should be as…