 Release date - 22nd July 2021
Book length - 386 pages Publisher - Orion BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Virginia from www.orionbooks.co.uk for providing me with a copy of this book for review. ABOUT THIS BOOK Theo has been living in his parents' shed, nursing a broken heart and a wounded ego, convinced life can't get any worse. Then he gets evicted on his 30th birthday. Theo thinks he's done with the real world - until it shows up on his doorstep... Joel is a successful TV scriptwriter, still in love with his teenage sweetheart. A proper grown-up - and yet he's falling apart at the seams. He's headed home to reconnect with best friend Theo - except they haven't spoken since the summer they turned 16. One of them is keeping a secret, and the other is living a lie. But can the promise they once made to walk all 184 miles of the Thames Path help them find their way back to the truth - and to their friendship? MY REVIEW An emotional read which you will become deeply invested in, WHEN WE WERE YOUNG by Richard Roper, will keep you hooked from the very beginning and have you reading into the wee hours of the morning because you simply cannot put it down. When Theo's parents tell him that it is time for him to vacate their shed and start living again, he isn't fully convinced. He is comfortable in his little bubble with his family where nothing ever changes and he won't get hurt or have to take any risks. But under the surface, he recognises that his life has stalled but he isn't sure how to get it kick-started again. And then Joel arrives unexpectedly on his doorstep. Joel, his childhood best friend, his only true friend who accepted Theo for who he was. His friend who ruined everything and whom he hasn't seen or spoken to in years. But Joel has an offer that Theo can't refuse and this could be just what he needs. From the outside, Joel has got it all - a successful TV career, a beautiful girlfriend who he wants to marry, and a lifestyle that everyone would crave. But Joel is keeping a secret and it has forced him to reevaluate everything, including his past. Wanting to reconnect with Theo, his former best friend, and find a way to get their friendship back on track, he comes up with the idea to walk the Thames Path together, while scriptwriting a new show together. But as these two old friends will soon find out, it is impossible to move on without resolving old pain, and as secrets and lies come to the surface, things may not be as straightforward as they one thought. In Something to Live For, Richard Roper's first book, he had a way of creating characters that evoked the deepest of connections and emotions with his readers, and WHEN WE WERE YOUNG is no different in this regard. I instantly liked both Theo and Joel and wanted to understand what could have gone so wrong between them all those years ago, and desperately wanted them to be able to find a way to reconnect again. The Thames Path setting is excellent in its simplicity and its effectiveness as a place where there is nowhere for Theo and Joel to hide, and I felt like I was a part of it all as they journeyed along. I smiled, I cried, and was left reeling while reading WHEN WE WERE YOUNG but as always with Richard Roper's writing, it also made me stop and think about how precious life truly is. An excellent story from beginning to end. AUTHOR BIO Richard Roper grew up in Stratford-upon-Avon, before studying English at the University of Sheffield. He now lives in London, where he works as an editor. His first novel, SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR, was widely acclaimed and has been translated into 19 languages. To keep up-to-date with this author, you can follow here: Website - richardroperauthor.com Twitter - twitter.com/richardroper Instagram - www.instagram.com/richardroper/
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 Release date - 8th July 2021
Book length - 448 pages Publisher - Penguin BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Jen from www.penguin.co.uk for providing me with a copy of this book for review. ABOUT THIS BOOK What would you do to protect your family? ANYTHING. During a family holiday in Italy, you get an urgent call from your sister. There's been an accident: she hit a man with her car and he's dead. She's overcome with terror - fearing years in a foreign jail away from her child. She asks for your help. It wasn't her fault, not really. She'd cover for you, so will you do the same for her? But when the police come calling, the lies start. And you each begin to doubt your trust in one another. What really happened that night? Who is lying to who? Who will be the first to crack? MY REVIEW Your sister rings you frantic and upset. There's been an accident and she needs your help. She needs you to fix this for her. She needs you to cover it up. Would you do it? Does family come before all else? Well sit down with a cup of tea and delve into THAT NIGHT by Gillian McAllister, and it might help you answer those questions. Cathy, Joe, and Frannie are siblings who work together in the family business and holiday together too. When Cathy and Joe get a terrifying call from their sister Frannie, they rush out to find her standing over the body of a man that she has hit with her car. Frannie pleads with them to help her, to hide the body, and pretend like this never happens and while horrified at the idea, they don't want to see Frannie rotting in an Italian prison, taken away from her child. So they make a choice. A choice that will change all of their lives in ways that they could never possibly imagine. Intriguing, compelling, and with characters that draw you in even when you dislike them (intensely at times), THAT NIGHT by Gillian McAllister is the kind of story that you can really sink your teeth into and feel very invested in the outcome. Told from different points of view and at different time periods, there is a tension that permeates from the page and will leave you on edge until you find out how it all ended, and whether justice would prevail. There is plenty of misdirection and misleading behaviour, and at no point was I confident that I could trust the characters in this story and what they were telling me, which all adds to the mystery of the plot. THAT NIGHT by Gillian McAllister is that book that will keep you up reading into the early hours of the night. It is that book that will leave you questioning what you would do in the same situation. And it is that book that you hope to see on your tv or movie screen at some point in the future because you know that it would work so well. An excellent story by an excellent storyteller, THAT NIGHT, is a must-read for fiction fans everywhere. AUTHOR BIO Gillian McAllister has been writing for as long as she can remember. She graduated with an English degree before working as a lawyer. She lives in Birmingham, where she now writes full-time. She is the Sunday Times bestselling author of Everything but the Truth, Anything You Do Say, No Further Questions, The Evidence Against You and How To Disappear. To keep up-to-date with this author, you can follow here: Website - gillianmcallister.com Twitter - twitter.com/GillianMAuthor Facebook - www.facebook.com/gillianmcallisterauthor Instagram - www.instagram.com/gillianmauthor/  Release date - 24th June 2021 Book length - 272 pages Publisher - Headline BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Rachel from www.rachelsrandomresources.com for the opportunity to take part in this blog tour and for providing me with an e-copy of this book for review via Netgalley. ABOUT THIS BOOK Time is no barrier for a love that is destined to be. When jewellery designer Sara Mattsson is propelled back to the ninth century, after cutting herself on a Viking knife she uncovers at an archaeological dig, she is quick to accept what has happened to her. For this is not the first Sara has heard of time travel. Although acutely aware of the danger she faces when she loses the knife - and with it her way to return to her own time - this is also the opportunity of a lifetime. What better way to add authenticity to the Viking and Anglo-Saxon motifs used in her designs? As luck has it, the first person Sara encounters is Rurik Eskilsson, a fellow silversmith, who is also no stranger to the concept of time travel. Agreeing that Sara can accompany him to Jorvik, they embark on a journey even more perilous than one through time. But Fate has brought these two kindred spirits together across the ages for a reason... MY REVIEW The third book in this exciting time-slip series, WHISPERS OF THE RUNES by Christina Courtenay, is everything I wanted it to be and more. When Sarah finds herself transported back in time, she isn't unduly shocked and is determined to make the most of her time there, learning about the Viking world, specifically their talents in design. And when she finds what she needs to transport her back to her own time, she will have learned firsthand everything she needs to know to make her own jewellery authentic. It's all quite simple really. Rurik understands heartache and hardship in ways that Sarah could never imagine, but when he stumbles across this strange girl with her strange clothes, he understands what has happened to her and feels the need to keep an eye on her, even if it is begrudgingly at first. As they travel together and danger begins to thwart their adventure, a gentle heat slowly starts to build. But how can they ever be more? Has fate placed them together or will fate tear them apart? A time-slip romance that will effortlessly transport you to a different place and time, WHISPERS OF THE RUNES, is brimming with detail perfectly woven throughout the story so that you can picture it all in your mind's eye like a movie. The characters are likeable and strong-willed, which I love, and it was such a pleasure to watch them learn to trust each other with their hearts. With plenty of excitement and danger along the way, this historical romance has something for everyone, and as soon as I turned the final page, I wanted more. WHISPERS OF THE RUNES by Christina Courtenay is the kind of story that you want to curl up on the couch with and savour, and I cannot wait for more from this talented author. AUTHOR BIO Christina Courtenay lives in Herefordshire and is married with two children. Although born in England, she is half Swedish and was brought up in Sweden. In her teens, the family moved to Japan and she had the opportunity to travel extensively in the Far East and other parts of the world. Christina is a former Chairman of the Romantic Novelists' Association and has won several of their prizes - the Elizabeth Goudge Trophy for a historical short story in 2001, the Katie Fforde Bursary in 2006 and the RoNA for Best Historical in 2012 and 2014 (see below). Her debut novel Trade Winds, a historical romance and adventure story, was short-listed for the Pure Passion Award for Best Historical Fiction 2011. Her second novel, The Scarlet Kimono, received the Best Historical Fiction prize for the Big Red Read 2011. Her novels Highland Storms and The Gilded Fan both won the RoNA (Romantic Novelists Association Award) for Best Historical Romantic Novel (Highland Storms in 2012 and The Gilded Fan in 2014), while The Silent Touch of Shadows (time slip) won the Festival of Romance award for Best Historical in 2013. Christina also writes contemporary YA and New England Rocks was shortlisted for the RoNAs in the YA category in 2014. (The second book in the series, New England Crush, was published under a different name - Pia Fenton.) As well as her novels, Christina has had four Regency novellas published, all available in Large Print and as ebooks. Her hobbies include genealogy, archaeology (the armchair variety), listening to loud rock music and collecting things. She loves dogs, reading and chocolate. To keep up-to-date with this author, follow here: Website - www.christinacourtenay.com Twitter - twitter.com/PiaCCourtenay Facebook - www.facebook.com/christinacourtenayauthor Instagram - www.instagram.com/christinacourtenayauthor/ DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!!!   Release date - 1st July 2021 Book length - 362 pages Publisher - Mills & Boon BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Rachel from www.rachelsrandomresources.com for the opportunity to take part in this publication day push and for providing me with an e-copy of this book for review. ABOUT THIS BOOK A dashing new neighbour… Temptation on her doorstep! To avoid an unwanted suitor at a ball, Hope Brookes asks another gentleman to rescue her. He obliges – with a surprisingly passionate kiss! Revealed as her sinfully handsome new neighbour, Lucius, Marquess of Thundersley, they forge a friendship over their balconies. It’s refreshing that Lucius is more interested in her writer dreams than her looks, so why can’t she stop thinking about that kiss? MY REVIEW If you want a Regency setting with loveable characters, excellent wit, and the type of romance that will warm your heart, then THE MARQUESS NEXT DOOR by Virginia Heath is the perfect book for you. Hope Brookes is sick of the gentlemen of society who only see her body and have no interest in her mind or creativity. Belonging to a wonderfully artistic family has its challenges for Hope but writing her gothic novel is truly her passion. When another Lord makes his unwanted advances, Hope finds a stranger and asks for his help, and his help in the form of a kiss is beyond her wildest expectations. And when Hope realises that her rescuer is her new next-door neighbour Lucius, Marquess of Thundersley, an unexpected friendship begins to blossom across their balconies. Lucius has worked hard to get where he is today and is fascinated by Hope and her family. While he cannot help his attraction to Hope physically, it is her clever wit and personality that makes her shine so brightly in his eyes. But true love never does run smooth, and will some misunderstandings stop this burgeoning friendship from becoming something so much more special? As always with Virginia Heath's books, the setting comes alive on the page and I felt like I was there every step of the way throughout this beautiful romance. I loved both of the main characters equally and there was an excellent thread of humour throughout this story that worked perfectly for me. The second book in this series, THE MARQUESS NEXT DOOR can easily be read as a standalone but why have one great book when you can have two? THE MARQUESS NEXT DOOR by Virginia Heath is Regency romance at its best and I look forward to more from one of my favourite authors in this genre. AUTHOR BIO When Virginia Heath was a little girl it took her ages to fall asleep, so she made up stories in her head to help pass the time while she was staring at the ceiling. As she got older, the stories became more complicated, sometimes taking weeks to get to the happy ending. Then one day, she decided to embrace the insomnia and start writing them down. Twenty books and two Romantic Novel of the Year Award nominations later, and it still takes her forever to fall asleep. Her new Regency Romcom for St Martin's Press ~ Never Fall For Your Fiancée ~ is on sale November 9, 2021 To keep up-to-date with this author, follow here: Website - www.virginiaheathromance.com Twitter - twitter.com/VirginiaHeath_ Facebook - www.facebook.com/virginiaheathauthor/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/virginiaheathwrites/   Release date - 10th June 2021
Book length - 300 pages Publisher - Hachette Ireland BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com Ireland - www.bookstation.ie I want to thank Mark from www.plunkettpr.com for providing me with a copy of this book for review. ABOUT THIS BOOK A tragic accident leaves the tight-knit book club in the small seaside town of Fairweather reeling. Then stranger Tom McLysaght arrives in the community, and the members of the club find their lives changing in ways they never could have imagined. None of them realise that Tom is hiding a secret. On the surface, his move to Fairweather was to escape his highflying life in London and to put some much-needed distance between him and his ex-fiancée - but deep down Tom knows that there are some things he cannot run from. As the months pass with book club gatherings, secrets are shared and hurts begin to heal. New friendships might be the last thing on their minds but the members of the book club are about to discover that opening themselves up to other people might be the only thing that will help them all to live, and to love, again. MY REVIEW An emotional and heartwarming story about community spirit, grief, and hope, THE BOOK CLUB by Roisin Meaney is everything you could wish for in a novel and then some. It's been two years since a tragic accident left the small community of Fairweather heartbroken and in shock. But when Beth Sullivan decides that it is time to rent out the house next door, it brings Tom McLysaght into their lives and slowly things start to change for everyone. Tom is trying to escape the demons from his past, and this quiet village seems the perfect place to do that. But this community has a way of pulling you in and he cannot help but feel connected to these people. There's Lil, Beth's granddaughter, who hasn't spoken since the accident and has dedicated her life to the community library that sits at the bottom of her grandmother's garden. There's Olive and her husband Fred, who run the gift shop and the local pub, who have their hands full with their adopted almost-teenage daughter when an unexpected surprise lands their way. There's Mark, Fred's father, who will do anything for those he loves and has some secrets of his own. And finally, there's Beth, Tom's landlady, whose bark is definitely worse than her bite once you get to know her. Tom wanted solitude but instead, through the book club and small library looking over the cliffs, he finds so much more. And when you read this book, you will too. I've recently lost someone very close to me and I wasn't sure how reading a book that has grief as one of its elements would affect me but I have to say it gave me a little bit of calm in my sadness and for that, I will be forever thankful. Now don't get me wrong, this book is not doom and gloom but rather a beautifully realistic take on life and learning to live again. I adored all of the characters in the compelling community of Fairweather and could picture each one and each place as I turned the page. Olive was one of my favourites and there is a ring of truth in every one of the characters in this story and I've no doubt you'll find yourself saying 'sure, we all know a Beth or an Olive'. It is a story about love and friendship, about being there for each other even when that is uncomfortable or unwanted at times, about kindness and community, and finally about finding the good things in life when everything seems grey. THE BOOK CLUB by Roisin Meaney is exquisite in every possible way and will hold a special place on my bookshelf and in my heart for when I need to visit Fairweather again. AUTHOR BIO Roisin Meaney was born in Listowel, Co Kerry, She has lived in the US, Canada, Africa and Europe but is now based in Limerick, Ireland. This Number One bestselling author is a consistent presence on the Irish bestseller list and she is the author of fifteen novels including three stand alone novels set in the fictional island off the west coast of Ireland: One Summer, After the Wedding and I'll Be Home for Christmas. Her other bestsellers include: The Last Week of May, The People Next Door, Half Seven on a Thursday, Love in the Making, The Things We Do For Love, Something in Common, Two Fridays in April, The Reunion, The Anniversary, The Restaurant and It's that Time of Year. To keep up-to-date with this author, you can follow here: Website - roisinmeaney.com Twitter - twitter.com/roisinmeaney  Release date - 10th June 2021
Book length - 345 pages Publisher - Riverrun BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com Ireland - www.bookstation.ie I want to thank Mark from www.plunkettpr.com for providing me with a copy of this book for review. ABOUT THIS BOOK Ever felt like you were living in a dystopian tech thriller? That's because you are... Michael is out of his depth. The closest he ever came to working in tech was when he rode a delivery bike for a food app in Vancouver. Yet when his coder girlfriend dies, he is inexplicably headhunted by sinister tech mogul Campbell Fess, who transplants him to Silicon Valley. There, a reluctant female spy named Aoife lures him into the hands of Towse, an enigmatic war-gamer, who tricks them both into joining his quest to save the world, and reality itself, from the deadliest weapon ever invented. Hunted by government agents and corporate goons, manipulated at every turn by the philosophising Towse, Aoife and Michael find themselves in an intercontinental chase which will take them from California to New York, from the forests of Uganda to Jerusalem, Gaza, Alexandria and Paris, and to a final showdown with the truth in Aoife's native Ireland. MY REVIEW I have enjoyed plenty of spy thrillers and mysteries in my time, but none quite like THIS EDEN by Ed O'Loughlin which is a mixture of espionage, technical genius, and unusual characters which all work well together to create a unique story. Michael fell into his relationship and they rubbed together nicely until work and life started to come between them. But when she dies suddenly, Michael's life is suddenly turned upside down. His girlfriend was one of the top coders in the country and now Michael finds himself hired by the top tech company in Silicon Valley even though he certainly doesn't belong. When he is approached by a spy called Aoife and her boss Towse, Michael soon finds himself out of his depth and in a race against time as he travels the world to uncover the truth, which may be far beyond his wildest imagination. THIS EDEN by Ed O'Loughlin weaves technology, power, lies, and secrecy all together to create a plot that is truly fresh and compelling. I did find the storytelling a little unusual at the beginning but soon fell into its flow and couldn't put it down until I unravelled what had happened. If you're looking for a distinctive story with a technological edge then THIS EDEN by Ed O'Loughlin will be right up your street. I look forward to reading more from this author. AUTHOR BIO Ed O'Loughlin grew up in Kildare town, Ireland, where he moved from his native Toronto, Canada, aged six. His first novel, Not Untrue & Not Unkind was longlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2009 and shortlisted for the Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award. His second novel, Toploader, a darkly comic vision of the "war against terror", was published by Quercus in 2011. His third novel, Minds of Winter, was published in August 2016. He lives in Dublin with his wife and two children. To keep up-to-date with this author, you can follow here: Website - edoloughlin.com Twitter - twitter.com/edoloughlin  Release date - 27th May 2021 Book length - 408 pages Publisher - Harper Collins BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Ciara from Harper Collins for the opportunity to take part in this blog tour and for providing me with a copy of this book for review. ABOUT THIS BOOK When your heart belongs in two places, can you ever truly find home? Brooklyn, New York. Bea has grown up in the heart of the Irish community, always hearing stories of home. When she discovers a letter from her younger self, written years before, it sends her deep into her own family history. Kilmore Quay, Ireland. Years earlier, Lucy Mernagh leaves her much-loved home and family in search of the New York dream. The Big Apple is a world away from the quiet village she grew up in, and the longing for home aches within her. When Bea uncovers a shocking secret, it takes her back across the water to Kilmore Quay, where – finally – long-buried truths will come to light. But fate has one last twist in store… MY REVIEW This is it. This is the book that made me feel every single emotion possible in the best possible way. This is the book that brought characters alive in a way that I have never experienced before. This is the book that made me laugh, worry, feel nostalgic, and cry (boy, did I cry) with Bea and Lucy as if they were my family. This is the book that made the beauty of Ireland and Irishness shine brightly like the gift that it is. This is THE MOON OVER KILMORE QUAY by Carmel Harrington. Bea is born and bred in New York, raised by her loving Irish father and grandparents after the sudden and tragic death of her mother. Theirs was a true love story and Bea longs to one day visit her mother's childhood home in Kilmore Quay in Ireland. But with a broken heart, she cannot shake the restless feeling that has taken her over lately, and when she receives a time capsule letter from her younger self, it may just be the push she needs to dig into her and her family's past. But what will she do when she discovers secrets that could change her view on everything? Told from Bea and Lucy's perspectives, ranging from the 1990s to now, this story will capture your heart and your imagination from the very first sentence. Bea and Lucy are both brave, strong characters who love their family and their loved ones deeply. The Irish-American community in New York came alive on the page and the emotional reality of what that experience is like, especially for the older generation like Bea's grandparents, is expertly portrayed by the author. Carmel Harrington has truly created characters and a story that is like no other I have read, and I'm warning you now to have the tissues at the ready because you're going to need them! THE MOON OVER KILMORE QUAY by Carmel Harrington is the best book that I have read and belongs on every bookshelf in Ireland, America, and beyond. So buy this book and curl up with Carmel - you won't regret it! AUTHOR BIO Carmel Harrington is from Co. Wexford, where she lives with her husband, her children and their rescue dog, George Bailey. An Irish Times bestseller and regular panellist on radio and TV, her warm and emotional storytelling has captured the hearts of readers worldwide. Carmel’s novels have been shortlisted for an Irish Book Award in 2016 & 2017 and her debut won Kindle Book of the Year and Romantic eBook of the Year in 2013. Her ninth novel, The Moon Over Kilmore Quay goes on sale in May 21'. Her recent books include My Pear-Shaped Life, A Thousand Roads Home, and the official ITV novel Cold Feet: The Lost Years. To keep up-to-date with this author, follow here: Website - carmelharrington.com Twitter - twitter.com/HappyMrsH Facebook - www.facebook.com/happymrsh Instagram - www.instagram.com/happymrsh/ DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!   Release date - 27th May 2021 Book length - 368 pages Publisher - Harlequin Historical (Mills and Boon) BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Rachel from www.rachelsrandomresources.com for the opportunity to take part in this blog tour and for providing me with an e-copy of this book for review. ABOUT THIS BOOK When Thorstein Bergson rescues a beautiful woman from a storm-tossed longship he little expects to broker a powerful marriage alliance with her. This high-status ice queen is not the comfortable wife this warrior chief is seeking, but maybe the bittersweet pain in Gyda’s eyes hides another woman beneath? The one he tasted that first night, when she kissed him with such pent-up longing… MY REVIEW Reading THE VIKING CHIEF'S MARRIAGE ALLIANCE by Lucy Morris reminded me why I love historical romance so much! Gyda sacrificed herself for her family and married a man who was older than her father and didn't show her kindness. Now she is a widow but knows that she must cross the sea to find freedom and find a new life for herself before another man takes control of her again. When Thorstein Bergson rescues her from the sea and vows to see her to her destination, she recognises that he is kind and strong but there is sadness lurking behind his eyes, just as secrets are hiding behind hers. Thorstein is a warrior who understands hardship and wants to settle down and have children of his own. But after his first wife used him and then discarded him, he vows to never fall in love. While Gyda may be beautiful, he cannot help but judge her for the cold-hearted queen she appears to be, but the more time they spend together, he must admit to himself that maybe he judged her harshly. But can he ever let his guard down and let Gyda into his heart? And can Gyda put the past behind her to find happiness in the future? The setting and the community come alive in this story and I could picture it all as I turned each page. The characters are excellent and I completely fell in love with Gyda and Thorstein and desperately wanted them to open up to each other. With twists and turns, danger, and sizzling chemistry, THE VIKING CHIEF'S MARRIAGE ALLIANCE by Lucy Morris is everything you wish for in a historical romance, and then some more! AUTHOR BIO Lucy Morris lives in Essex, UK, with her husband, two young children and two cats. She has a massively sweet tooth and loves gin, bubbly and Irn-Bru. She’s a member of the UK Romantic Novelists' Association and is delighted to begin her publishing journey with Harlequin Historical in 2021 with her first release 'The Viking Chief's Marriage Alliance'. She adores writing strong, passionate women and the brave, honourable men who fall in love with them. Weaving her fascination with the dark age of medieval Europe with her compulsion to give her characters a happily ever after. But only after they've had an adventure along the way. To keep up-to-date with this author, follow here: Website - lucymorrisromance.com Twitter - twitter.com/LMorris_Author Facebook - www.facebook.com/LucyMorrisAuthor/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/lucymorris.author/ DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!!  |
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