Sea of Memories by Fiona Valpy

   I started this book having been let down by the other audiobook that was next in my queue. From the very first chapter, the narration soothed me and got me interested at the same time. Maybe I am a sucker for accents of the west, there is a heavy Scottish presence here and I…

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The Memories of Us by Vanessa Carnevale

The last book I read with a similar storyline was What Alice Forgot by Liane Moriarty and Remember me? by Sophie Kinsella (which was before my reviewing days). I really enjoyed my evening with Gracie and her efforts to take charge of her life. The thing about the 'amnesia trope' is that if it is well written,…

A Merciful Silence (Mercy Kilpatrick #4) by Kendra Elliot

The previous books I reviewed of the series are as follows:(do click on the link to check out the respective reviews)    It turns out that by the time we meet Mercy and Truman in this book, it has only been six months since Mercy visited her hometown on a job. A lot has happened…

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…

The Man Upstairs and Other Stories by P.G. Wodehouse

I am very tempted to release my monthly list because of the lack of posts in my blog. Then again, I have not shown this much restraint in a while and I could probably use the feeling. I am not sure how much of it is common knowledge, but within the kindle unlimited membership, and…

Regency Buck by Georgette Heyer

With this book, I intend to pause my Georgette Heyer run of audiobooks and try something else for a while. I had so much fun with the last two books that my expectations and requirements have made it harder for me to like this one to the same extent. That being said, it was not…

The Man Who Didn’t Call by Rosie Walsh

I hesitate to call this book a romance though at its core, that's what it is. It is more than what the image of the word 'romance' could conjure up. Apart from the people and the mental arguments involved, the revelations caught me completely unawares, a feeling I enjoyed. I debated between the full five-star…

The Ghost and Mrs. Muir by Josephine Leslie

 A friend of mine passed on a copy of this book to me in an attempt to get me to try something new . She did not remember why she put this book on her GoodReads list a long, long time ago but finally got a chance to read it recently. It was a small…