 Release date - 23rd January 2020 Book length - 496 pages Publisher - Orbit BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Tracy from www.compulsivereaders.com 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 For his entire life, Charley Sutherland has concealed a magical ability he can't quite control: he can bring characters from books into the real world. His older brother, Rob - a young lawyer with an utterly normal life - hopes that this strange family secret will disappear with disuse, and he will be discharged from his duty of protecting Charley and the real world from each other. But then, literary characters start causing trouble in their city, making threats about destroying the world, and for once, it isn't Charley's doing. There's someone else out there who shares his powers and it's up to Charley and a reluctant Rob to stop them - before anyone gets to The End. MY REVIEW I didn't know quite what to expect with THE UNLIKELY ESCAPE OF URIAH HEEP by H.G. Parry but I wasn't expecting such a sublime and evocative adventure into the world of classic literature and the importance and power of reading to be so beautifully depicted on each page. Charley Sutherland has always been unusual from the moment he died at birth and was miraculously brought back twenty minutes later, to attending Oxford University at the age of thirteen and being a Professor in Wellington at the age of twenty-six. But these wonderful achievements are trivial compared to his true depths of skill where he can read out characters from within the pages of a book and bring them into our world. Now, this has often gotten Charley into trouble but who wouldn't want to have a chat with Sherlock Holmes? After all, he is a great conversationalist and Charley has often felt lonely growing up, being nothing but a nuisance to his big brother, Rob. But when Charley inadvertently reads out Uriah Heep from David Copperfield, it sets off a chain of events which will change Charley's life, and many others, forever. With the discovery of a magical street where there are other fictional characters living, it isn't long before Charley, his new friends, and Rob begin to understand that there is someone else summoning characters into being for nefarious purposes and when they hear of a new world order being promised, Charley may just have to save the world with his power. That is if he can figure it out in time and believe in himself for once. I cannot imagine how much research would have gone into writing this fantastic story but I can only admire the author and applaud her at every turn. The descriptive settings, the detailed characters, the insights, the memories, and everything else in between combines to make THE UNLIKELY ESCAPE OF URIAH HEEP by H.G. Parry magnificent in every way. I have a soft spot for classics and Dickens in particular so this story was a dream for me, but if you have never picked up a classic before this is still a story that will work for you - with danger, fantasy, family drama, and secrets to name but a few things you have to look forward to. Many a time, I have found myself lost amongst the pages of a special book and this story made such a feeling shine. THE UNLIKELY ESCAPE OF URIAH HEEP by H.G. Parry is sure to be a hit and I look forward to more from this wonderful author. AUTHOR BIO H. G. Parry lives in a book-infested flat in Wellington, New Zealand, which she shares with her sister and two overactive rabbits. She holds a PhD in English literature from Victoria University of Wellington, and teaches English, film and media studies. Her short fiction has appeared in InterGalactic Medicine Show, Daily Science Fiction and small press anthologies. The Unlikely Escape of Uriah Heep is her debut novel. For more information: Website - hgparry.com Twitter - twitter.com/hg_parry DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT SOME OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!!!! 
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 Release date - 23rd January 2020 Book length - 416 pages Publisher - Orion BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Tracy from www.compulsivereaders.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 Welcome to the café that never sleeps. Day and night, Stella's Café opens its doors to the lonely and the lost, the morning people and the night owls. It's a place where everyone is always welcome, where life can wait at the door. Meet Hannah and Mona: best friends, waitresses, dreamers. They love working at Stella's - the different people they meet, the small kindnesses exchanged. But is it time to step outside and make their own way in life? Come inside and spend twenty-four hours at Stella's Café, where one day might just be enough to change your life . . . MY REVIEW Absorbing, moving, and relatable on so many levels, THE 24-HOUR CAFÉ by Libby Page is a fantastic book to read this January. The setting is a 24-hour café called Stella's in London and the characters are those that work there and those that frequent it at all hours of the day. Hannah and Mona are best friends, one a musician and the other a dancer, who works in the café to pay the bills while they reach for their big break. Only their big break doesn't seem to be happening very quickly and as the years pass and they enter their 30s they cannot help but question if they will ever make it. But they will always have each other, right? The café isn't just a place to grab food at any time of the day or night, for some it is a refuge - like the homeless student who is grieving his mother or the new mum who is struggling to cope with how she feels about her life or even one of the cooks who struggled to get work after prison and to which Stella's was his saviour. From young love to new love, from sadness to despair, this café sees it all and as Hannah and Mona struggle with some new issues in their friendship, could it be the place to bring them back into sync? THE 24-HOUR CAFÉ by Libby Page is a story about life - all different walks of life, all the wonderful and sad moments of life - with the beauty of friendship at its heart. Hannah and Mona are soulmates in that they truly understand and love each other for who they are but sometimes people lose sight of friendships when they need it most and moving onto different paths can be difficult, but this author has a talent for setting the tone and mood just right at every point. I laughed, I sniffled, and I enjoyed every moment of this novel and I cannot wait to read more from Libby Page. THE 24-HOUR CAFÉ is a must-read this January and beyond, and I highly recommend it to all fiction fans. AUTHOR BIO Libby Page wrote The Lido while working in marketing and moonlighting as a writer. The Lido has sold in over twenty territories around the world and film rights have been sold to Catalyst Global Media. Libby lives in London where she enjoys finding pockets of community within the city. For more information: Website - libbypage.co.uk Twitter - twitter.com/LibbyPageWrites Facebook - www.facebook.com/libbypagewrites/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/libbypagewrites/ DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT SOME OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!!!!   Release date - 9th January 2020 (Paperback) Book length - 400 pages Publisher - Mills & Boon BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Rebecca & Jess from www.harpercollins.co.uk 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 London’s high society loves nothing more than a scandal. And when the personal secretary of the visiting Prince Sebastian of Alucia is found murdered, it’s all anyone can talk about, including Eliza Tricklebank. Her unapologetic gossip gazette has benefited from an anonymous tip off about the crime, forcing Sebastian to ask for her help in his quest to find his friend’s killer. With a trade deal on the line and mounting pressure to secure a noble bride, there’s nothing more dangerous than a prince socialising with a commoner. Sebastian finds Eliza’s contrary manner as frustrating as it is seductive, but they’ll have to work together if they’re going to catch the culprit. And soon, as temptation becomes harder to ignore, it’s the prince who’ll have to decide what comes first―his country or his heart. MY REVIEW A story that has made me fall in love with the historical romance genre all over again, THE PRINCESS PLAN by Julia London is everything you could wish for in a novel and more. After being disgraced in society ten years ago, Eliza Tricklebank is content with her life, helping her blind father with his work as a judge, and assisting with her widowed sister's gazette that is making waves in society. Eliza has learned the hard way that she must be true to herself and not try to fit into anyone's opinion of what a lady should be, and while her blunt honesty and lack of airs and graces may seem uncouth to some, Eliza no longer cares about other's opinions. But when she stumbles across the path of an Alucian prince, Sebastian, it will set off a chain of events which will find Eliza investigating the murder of Sebastian's closest friend, and taking every opportunity for happiness with Sebastian, who beneath his demanding exterior has a heart of gold that connects to her soul. Even though heartache is guaranteed when he must return home with an English bride from the upper nobility, Sebastian cannot resist Eliza who is unlike anyone he has ever met. And as they get closer to catching the killer, will they be able to walk away from each other forever? I devoured THE PRINCESS PLAN in one sitting because I simply could not put it down. The female characters are fresh and feisty, unwilling to dim their intelligence or their needs for anyone and I loved that, and their relationships with each other are joyful in every way. Sebastian is a little demanding at the beginning but the more I got to know him, the more I fell in love with him alongside Eliza, and I desperately wanted them to find a way to be together. There is danger, betrayal, sizzling chemistry, and a connection that is off the charts and the setting came alive on every page and I felt immersed in the time period at all times. THE PRINCESS PLAN by Julia London is simply perfect and I cannot wait for more from my new favourite author. AUTHOR BIO Julia London is a NYT, USA Today and Publisher's Weekly bestselling author of historical and contemporary romance. She is a six-time finalist for the RITA Award of excellence in romantic fiction, and the recipient of RT Bookclub's Best Historical Novel. For more information: Website - julialondon.com Twitter - www.twitter.com/JuliaFLondon Facebook - www.facebook.com/JuliaLondon Instagram - www.instagram.com/julia_f_london/ DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!!!   Release date - 22nd January 2020 (Paperback) Book length - 276 pages Publisher - Orenda Books BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Anne from randomthingsthroughmyletterbox.blogspot.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 One more little secret … one more little lie… When the body of a pregnant fifteen-year-old is discovered in a churchyard on Christmas morning, the community is shocked, but unsurprised. For Hope lived in The Home, the residence of three young girls, whose violent and disturbing pasts have seen them cloistered away… As a police investigation gets underway, the lives of Hope, Lara and Annie are examined, and the staff who work at the home are interviewed, leading to shocking and distressing revelations … and clear evidence that someone is seeking revenge. A gritty, dark and devastating psychological thriller, The Home is also an emotive drama and a piercing look at the underbelly of society, where children learn what they live … if they are allowed to live at all. MY REVIEW Sarah Stovell blew me away with her first book, Exquisite, and it obviously comes easy to her because this story did the same thing in a completely different way. THE HOME broke me in so many ways and is the type of book that will linger with you for a long time after you turn the last page. When the body of a pregnant fifteen-year-old girl is found in a quiet graveyard with another young girl distraught beside her, an investigation is launched to uncover the truth. But this may be no easy feat, as these two girls were two of the three residents of the local home that tried to care for girls with troubled and abusive pasts. As the staff and the police try to untangle the past to reveal the truth of the present, horrifying truths will come to light and a devastating reality will come to the surface. THE HOME by Sarah Stovell deftly weaves a story of trauma, innocence, and the gritty, terrifying reality that so many children live with in this world, so this is certainly not a light read. The story is told mainly from the points of view of the two girls themselves, Hope and Annie, with some input from Lara and the workers at the home. I expected this novel to be dark and to evoke emotion but I was unprepared for the onslaught of feelings that I experienced on each page - ranging from anger, revulsion, deep sadness and beyond. And while some readers may feel that this would be too much, THE HOME by Sarah Stovell shows the importance of not turning a blind eye and recognising what is happening. A compelling story that will break your heart, THE HOME by Sarah Stovell shows the author's immense talent in making a reader feel everything while also shining a light on important issues that need to be heard. AUTHOR BIO Sarah Stovell was born in 1977 and spent most of her life in the Home Counties before a season working in a remote North Yorkshire youth hostel made her realise she was a northerner at heart. She now lives in Northumberland with her partner and two children and is a lecturer in Creative Writing at Lincoln University. Her debut psychological thriller, Exquisite, is set in the Lake District. For more information: Twitter - www.twitter.com/SarahLovesCrime DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!!!   Release date - 9th January 2020
Book length - 352 pages Publisher - Hot Key Books BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Molly from hotkeybooks.com for providing me with a proof copy of this book for review. ABOUT THIS BOOK When her father dies just before her birthday, seventeen-year-old Aderyn inherits the role of Protector of Atratys, a dominion in a kingdom where nobles are able to transform at will into the bird that represents their family bloodline. Aderyn's ancestral bird is a swan. But she has not transformed for years, not since witnessing the death of her mother - ripped apart by hawks that have supposedly been extinct since the long-ago War of the Raptors. With the benevolent shelter of her mother and her father now lost, Aderyn is at the mercy of her brutal uncle, the King, and his royal court. Driven by revenge and love, she must venture into the malevolent heart of the Citadel in order to seek the truth about the attack that so nearly destroyed her, to fight for the only home she has ever known and for the land she has vowed to protect. MY REVIEW Enchanting and compelling, with exquisitely drawn characters, A THRONE OF SWANS by Katharine & Elizabeth Corr opens up a wonderful new world of magic and subterfuge that I cannot wait to return to. When Aderyn's father dies, she becomes the Protector of her dominion but she is in great danger. In a world where the nobility can easily transform into the bird that represents their house and everyone else is considered worthless, Aderyn can no longer fly - not since the day that she was attacked and her mother was murdered in front of her. There are those in the kingdom who would kill her if they knew the truth and as Aderyn travels to the Court, Aderyn must play a dangerous game to hide her secret while trying to uncover the truth about her mother's killers. But who can she truly trust? And as traps are set, will Aderyn unlock the secrets of the past and find her abilities again? It has been a while since I have read Fantasy/YA but this book made me fall in love with these genres all over again. I really enjoyed the characters, especially Aderyn, who is feisty and headstrong even if it does land her in trouble time and time again. The setting is excellently depicted and I could really imagine the kingdom and its people as I read each page. There is danger, friendship, secrets, and love, and when I turned the final page of A THRONE OF SWANS I was already itching to get my hands on the sequel. An addictive new series that is sure to please fantasy and YA readers alike, I highly recommend A THRONE OF SWANS by Katharine & Elizabeth Corr. AUTHOR BIO Katharine and Elizabeth Corr are sisters originally from Essex, now living in Surrey. When they both decided to write novels - on account of fictional people being much easier to deal with than real ones - it was obvious they should do it together. They can sometimes be found in one of their local coffee shops, arguing over which character to kill off next. Katharine and Elizabeth are authors of the spell-binding trilogy The Witch's Kiss. For more information: Website - corrsisters.com Twitter - twitter.com/katharinecorr twitter.com/lizcorr_writes Facebook - www.facebook.com/Katharine-Elizabeth-Corr Instagram - www.instagram.com/katharinecorrwrites/  Release date - 9th January 2020 Book length - 496 pages Publisher - Head of Zeus BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Vicky from headofzeus.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 Is he who you think he is? Kate used to be good at recognising people. So good, she worked for the police, identifying criminals in crowds of thousands. But six months ago, a devastating car accident led to a brain injury. Now the woman who never forgot a face can barely recognise herself in the mirror. At least she has Rob. Kate met him just after her accident, and he nursed her back to health in his high-tech modernist house on the Cornish coast. When she's with him, the nightmares of the accident fade, and she feels safe and loved. Until, one day, she looks at Rob anew – and knows, with absolute certainty, that he has been replaced by an impostor. Is she right? Have her old recognition skills returned? Or is it all in her damaged mind? MY REVIEW THE OTHER YOU by J.S. Monroe was the first book I picked up this year and it did not disappoint. In fact, it has set an extremely high standard for every other thriller that I will read this year because this story is simply superb and completely unputdownable. Kate used to be a super recogniser, working with the police and helping to catch criminals with her unique talent for recognising faces. But after a car accident almost killed her, Kate ended her relationship of ten years and quit her job as she had lost her recognition abilities. Meeting Rob, a wealthy tech guy who adores her, was obviously meant to be and now Kate is recuperating from all of the trauma of her past on the Cornish coast, spending her weekdays with her little dog, and her weekends with the love of her life. But when it becomes apparent that her accident wasn't an accident and that somebody may be after her, Kate cannot help but panic a little, and when Rob starts talking about doppelgängers and his fears, it all combines to put Kate on edge. Is she imagining things or is Rob acting very unlike himself and when her abilities begin to return, she cannot help but notice that he doesn't always look like her Rob. Can she trust her thoughts or are all of her doubts coming from injuries from the accident? Or has she been spending time with a stranger who wants to hurt her? Twisted, creepy, and with plenty of turns along the way to keep you hooked and have you questioning everyone and everything, THE OTHER YOU by J.S. Monroe is everything you could ever want in a psychological thriller and then some. The characters are fresh and likeable and I really enjoyed the super recogniser element of the story because it is just so fascinating. Technology has become embedded in every part of our lives now and we just accept this blindly but after reading THE OTHER YOU by J.S. Monroe I guarantee you that you will look at everything in a slightly different light! From start to finish THE OTHER YOU by J.S. Monroe captures your imagination and holds you captive to the very end and I cannot wait for more from this amazing author. AUTHOR BIO J.S. Monroe read English at Cambridge, worked as a foreign correspondent in Delhi, and was Weekend editor of the Daily Telegraph in London before becoming a full-time writer. His psychological thriller Find Me became a bestseller in 2017, and, under the name Jon Stock, he is also the author of five spy thrillers. He lives in Wiltshire, with his wife and children. For more information: Website - www.jsthrillers.com Twitter - twitter.com/JSThrillers Facebook - www.facebook.com/JSMonroeFindMe/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/jsthrillers/ DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!!!   Release date - 7th January 2020
Book length - 336 pages Publisher - Mira BUY LINKS: Worldwide - www.bookdepository.com UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Katie from littlebirdpublicity.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 A summer rental, a new beginning… Hannah Russell’s carefully crafted plans for her life have been upended without warning. When her best friend died suddenly, Hannah became guardian to a five-year-old named Noah. With no experience at motherhood, she’s terrified she’s not up to the challenge. She and Noah need time to get to know each other, so she decides to rent a country house with stunning views on a lake in rural Colorado. When they arrive at the house, they are greeted by the owner, a handsome man who promises to stay out of their way. But his clumsy Great Dane, Romeo, has other ideas and Noah immediately bonds with the lovable dog. As Hannah learns to become a mother, Owen Abrams, who is recovering from his own grief, can’t help but be drawn out of his solitude by his guests. But life throws more challenges at this unlikely trio and they are tested in ways they never thought possible. All three will discover their strengths and, despite their differences, they will fight to become a family. And the people of Sullivan’s Crossing will rally around them to offer all of the support they need. MY REVIEW A compelling story about loss, grief, and second chances, THE COUNTRY GUESTHOUSE by Robyn Carr is the kind of story that tugs on your heartstrings and makes you feel emotionally connected to the characters in a very real way. When Hannah Russell arrives home early from a work retreat she catches her fiancé cheating on her with her assistant, so she decides that it is definitely time for a change. But when her best friend suddenly dies, Hannah's life will never be the same again because now she has five-year-old Noah to look after and she will do everything she possibly can to make him happy after all that he has been through. Needing some time away to figure out just how she is going to become a parent, Hannah and Noah head to a stunning house in Colorado for a holiday and it isn't long before they have both found comfort and strength in their new surroundings and in their newfound friendship with the owner of their rental, Owen. And having Hannah and Noah around has breathed new life into Owen's solitary existence, where he has dealt with his guilt and grief all alone for so long. But as Hannah and Noah try to figure out their next move, someone from the past threatens everything that they have come to hold dear. Will they figure out a way for them all to be a family before it is too late? This was the first book that I picked up to read in 2020 and it did not disappoint. The characters are engaging and loveable (with the exception of one or two!), and the setting came to life at every turn. I loved Hannah's love and dedication to Noah and watching her and Owen open themselves up to love again after everything that life has thrown at them was truly lovely to watch. Noah is a lovely character and my heart broke for his loss and I admired his feisty nature and determination to keep going. The topic of grief and tragic loss are excellently handled in a very sensitive way throughout, and I had tears in my eyes many, many times. THE COUNTRY GUESTHOUSE by Robyn Carr is an excellent story about hope and community, and I highly recommend it to all fiction fans. AUTHOR BIO Robyn Carr is a RITA® Award-winning, eleven-time #1 New York Times bestselling author of almost sixty novels, including the critically acclaimed Virgin River series. The third novel (THE FAMILY GATHERING) in her fan-favorite new series, Sullivan's Crossing, will be released in April 2018. Robyn is a recipient of the Romance Writers of America Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award 2016 and in 2017, VIRGIN RIVER was named one of the HarperCollins 200 Iconic Books of the past 200 years. Robyn and her husband live in Las Vegas, Nevada. For more information: Website - www.robyncarr.com Twitter - twitter.com/RCarrWriter Facebook - www.facebook.com/RobynCarrWriter/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/robyncarrwriter/  Release date - 14th December 2019 Book length - 400 pages Publisher - One More Chapter BUY LINKS: UK - www.amazon.co.uk US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Lorna for providing me with an e-copy of this book for review and for inviting me to take part in her wonderful online event, #30DaysOfBookBlogs - it was great fun! ABOUT THIS BOOK The Cotswolds, Christmastime 1946 A young widow leaves behind the tragedy of her wartime life, and returns home to her ageing aunt and uncle. For Lucy – known as Mrs P – and the people who raised her, the books that line the walls of the family publishing business bring comfort and the promise of new beginnings. But the kind and reserved new editor at the Kershaw and Kathay Book Press is a former prisoner of war, and he has his own shadows to bear. And when the old secrets of a little girl’s abandonment are uncovered within the pages of Robert Underhills’s latest project, Lucy must work quickly if she is to understand the truth behind his frequent trips away. For a ghost dwells in the record of an orphan girl’s last days. And even as Lucy dares to risk her heart, the grief of her own past seems to be whispering a warning of fresh loss… Mrs P’s Book of Secrets will be published in the US as The Book Ghost. MY REVIEW A fresh premise, quirky characters, and some twists along the way are just some of the reasons why I enjoyed MRS P'S BOOK OF SECRETS by Lorna Gray. Lucy, now known as Mrs P, lost her husband during the war and is trying to forge ahead with her life as best she can. Moving back home to her aunt and uncle in the Cotswolds seems to be exactly what she needs and when she starts working for her uncle's publishing business, Lucy finds a certain sense of peace among the books that surround her. With only her uncle and the quiet and always reserved Mr Robert Underhill working there, the job is not exactly tasking, but as everyone tries to get used to life after war and all that that entails, Lucy feels lucky to have this place to occupy her thoughts. But when a new manuscript that Robert is working on appears to throw up a mystery about a little girl, Lucy gets caught up in this search for the truth. But facing the ghosts of the past is not always easy and as old pain resurfaces, can Lucy open herself up to love once again? It is obvious that the author has researched the time period extremely well as I felt that I had stepped back in time instantly and I was caught up in the reality of that post-war era. The characters are well-developed and likeable, and I enjoyed getting to know more about Robert and Lucy as the story developed. MRS P'S BOOK OF SECRETS by Lorna Gray is a wonderful tale of friendship, grief, and opening yourself up to new possibilities, and I look forward to reading more from this author. AUTHOR BIO Lorna Gray was born in 1980 in Bedfordshire. Her relationship with the glorious countryside of the Cotswolds began many years ago when she first moved to Cirencester. She has been exploring the area through her love of history, adventure and romance ever since. This is Lorna’s fourth post-WWII mystery. Her three previous novels are In the Shadow of Winter (2015), The War Widow (2018) and The Antique Dealer’s Daughter (2018). She lives in the Cotswolds with her husband. For more information: Website - mslornagray.co.uk Twitter - twitter.com/MsLornaGray Facebook - www.facebook.com/MsLornaGray/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/mslornagray/  |
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