Lost at Sea by Erica Boyce

I really enjoyed another book by this author, The Fifteen Wonders of Daniel Green mostly for the uniqueness of the storyline. I saw this coming out and was intrigued enough to pick it up! This title is symbolic in some ways, there is the actual sea, and the metaphorical one as people contemplate their roles in…

The Rearranged Life of Oona Lockhart by Margarita Montimore

On a completely unrelated note to the rest of the review, it is strange how many books I am getting approved on NetGalley of late. Previously I would request a ton and only get half the books, and now that that has changed I need to vet my requests because my lists are out of…

In an Instant by Suzanne Redfearn

Book is available to request till the 27th of march 2020 It has been forever since a book that I really 'enjoyed' matched with the need to write the review immediately as well as to finish it at such a time that I could actually sit down and write. As I moved on to the…

The House by the Sea by Louise Douglas

This book took my breath away in some ways. I started it without glancing at the blurb, and since it has been a while since I had it with me, I had no recollection of the contents to help me. You know the feeling when you jump into a cold pool/water and then swim to…

Saving Missy by Beth Morrey

The book is still available to request on NetGalley as of the writing of this post Millicent Carmichel is old and unhappy. She is not an ideal protagonist- not least because of the excessive drinking (more on that later). She has locked herself into a little life and is facing loneliness in all its forms.…

An Almost Perfect Holiday by Lucy Diamond

Book is available for request till the 1st of June 2020 Usually, I do not agree with the categorisation of any book as Women's fiction solely because it is emotional. I actually saw one recently that was about a man and his relationship with his father labelled as such, which stunned me for a while.…

Stay by Catherine Ryan Hyde

Narrated by: Nick Podehl I have been an ardent fan of the author and her tales for a while now. I have reviewed a lot of her books on my blog:      As a seasoned listener to the author's books, I thought I could gauge the level of emotional investment I would require for this, but…

The Missing Letters of Mrs Bright by Beth Miller

I scheduled a load of reviews for the last week, and suddenly, once again, I am at the beginning of another week, and January is already half gone! I picked this book up because I had read and liked another by the author: The Two Hearts of Eliza Bloom. This, however, was not exactly my…