 Release date - 3rd May 2018 Book length - 368 pages Publisher - Michael Joseph Book Depository - www.bookdepository.com Amazon UK - www.amazon.co.uk Amazon US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Jenny from www.penguin.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 THE BOOK Everyone knows an Aisling: Loves going Out Out, but secretly scared of liquid eyeliner. Happy to drink the bar dry, but will bring her own coaster if necessary. Would rather die than miss a cooked hotel breakfast, but can calculate the Points in a Snickers at fifty paces. Aisling's the girl with a heart of gold, but a boyfriend who still hasn't made a peep about their Big Day even after seven years. But then a disastrous romantic getaway shows Aisling that it's time to stop waiting around and leave John behind for the bright lights of Dublin. After she's wailed her way through Adele's Greatest Hits, that is. Between glamorous new flatmates, a scandal at work and finding herself in a weird love square, Aisling is ready to take on the big city. So long as she has her umbrella with her. MY REVIEW Oh My God, I am such a complete Aisling!!! From her fallen arches to her love of carbs and knowledge of points in every morsel, I connected with Aisling in a way that I have never really connected with other characters before. Maybe it is because I am Irish and therefore could relate to so much of Aisling's life and see similarities EVERYWHERE 😂 but mainly I think it was because Aisling is a little bit of everyone we know as well as a little bit of ourselves and to be honest I wouldn't want it any other way. Aisling is solid, reliable, kind, and compassionate, and completely human and she is fed up waiting for her boyfriend, John, of seven years to pop the question. With everyone from their small village moving forward in their lives, Aisling wants to move on to the next step too but when things go quickly south with John, Aisling soon finds herself living in a new apartment with new friends and new possibilities all on the horizon. But there are some things that will never change for this truly Irish gem that will make you laugh when she isn't making you cry. Absolutely fecking hilarious, OH MY GOD WHAT A COMPLETE AISLING is more than just a funny story - it is a story about friendship, strength, loss, and love, and getting the most out of life. There is drama, crazy antics, and pure comedic genius throughout interwoven with moments of compassion, sensitivity, and openness that really touched my heart. I had heard so much about this book before I started to read it and was wary that it could never live up to the hype but it surpasses the hype in my opinion and I will be first in line at the cinema when it hits the big screen. An absolute gem of a book and a must for all the Aislings in the world!! AUTHOR BIO Authors Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen are Aislings. Maybe not complete Aislings but about 42%. The Aisling character was conceived in their sitting room in 2008, when they began to observe the many traits, characteristics and quirks of a very particular type of Irish girl; one they identified around them and one they identified with. For more information: Twitter - twitter.com/EmerTheScreamer twitter.com/SarahJayBee Facebook - www.facebook.com/groups/108317527124/ DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!!! 
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 Release date - 17th May 2018 Book length - 384 pages Publisher - Avon Amazon UK - www.amazon.co.uk Amazon US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Sabah from www.avonbooks.co.uk 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 THE BOOK Do you really know your friends? On the afternoon of Nick and Lisa’s wedding, their close friend is found poised on a hotel window ledge, ready to jump. As the shock hits their friendship group, they soon realise that none of them are being as honest with themselves – or with each other – as they think. And there are secrets lurking that could destroy everything. Tense, disturbing and clever, My Husband’s Lies is a breath-taking read, perfect for fans of Lucy Clarke and Erin Kelly. MY REVIEW Jaysus, this book is absolutely crazy and messed up - in an utterly compelling and gripping way but messed up all the same!! At a wedding reception a group of old friends and their respective partners gather to celebrate and reminisce but when one of them steps out on a window ledge it will set off a chain reaction among the group where long-buried secrets, lies, and betrayals will come bubbling up to the surface with unimaginable consequences. This book follows a group of friends - Dan, Nick, Will, and Jen and their loved ones - and each chapter lets us see into a particular character and what is happening in their life (both past and present). I really enjoyed the wide sweep of characters and found it easy to keep up with all of the drama. Cheating, damaged childhoods, first love, lies, mental health, sexual attraction, friendship, and love are just some of the issues that MY HUSBAND'S LIES by Caroline England dives into and I could not put this book down until the very end - and what an ending!! There are characters that I felt compassion for and characters that irritated me no end with their selfishness, but at all times I was hooked into the story and needed to know more and that is always a sign of a good novel. MY HUSBAND'S LIES by Caroline England is not a fast-paced thriller but more of a slow unfolding where this group of friends lives comes apart piece by piece in ways that will shock and astound you. Definitely well worth reading!! AUTHOR BIO Born Yorkshire lass, Caroline studied Law at the University of Manchester and stayed over the border. Caroline became a partner in a Solicitors' practice and started writing when she deserted the law to bring up her three lovely daughters. In addition to the publication of her short story collection, Watching Horsepats Feed the Roses by ACHUKAbooks, Caroline has had short stories and poems published in a variety of literary magazines and anthologies. Her debut novel, Beneath the Skin, was published by Avon HarperCollins on 5 October 2017. My Husband's Lies will be published by Avon HarperCollins on 3 May 2018. For more information: Website - carolineenglandauthor.co.uk Twitter - twitter.com/CazEngland Facebook - www.facebook.com/CazEngland1/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/cazengland1/ DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!!!   Release date - 22nd February 2018
Book length - 464 pages Publisher - Simon & Schuster UK Book Depository - www.bookdepository.com Amazon UK - www.amazon.co.uk Amazon US - www.amazon.com ABOUT THE BOOK Marnie Salt has made so many mistakes in her life that she fears she will never get on the right track. But when she ‘meets’ an old lady on a baking chatroom and begins confiding in her, little does she know how her life will change. Arranging to see each other for lunch, Marnie finds discovers that Lilian is every bit as mad and delightful as she’d hoped – and that she owns a whole village in the Yorkshire Dales, which has been passed down through generations. And when Marnie needs a refuge after a crisis, she ups sticks and heads for Wychwell – a temporary measure, so she thinks. But soon Marnie finds that Wychwell has claimed her as its own and she is duty bound not to leave. Even if what she has to do makes her as unpopular as a force 12 gale in a confetti factory! But everyone has imperfections, as Marnie comes to realise, and that is not such a bad thing – after all, your flaws are perfect for the heart that is meant to love you. The Perfectly Imperfect Woman is the heart-warming and hilarious new novel from the queen of feel-good fiction – a novel of family, secrets, love and redemption … and broken hearts mended and made all the stronger for it. MY REVIEW THE PERFECTLY IMPERFECT WOMAN by Milly Johnson is a book filled with moments - moments that will make you laugh out loud, moments that will make your heart break, and moments where you wish you could crawl between the pages and find yourself in the story so that you could help out the characters that have come to mean so much to you. Marnie Salt has not had an easy life, adopted by a mother (and I use that term very lightly) that didn't want her and being broken down by so many people in her life. But now she is strong, independent, and determined to make it to the top in her career. But she is also lonely. And when she falls for another guy who breaks her heart and lets her down, Marnie loses her career too. Luckily for her, there is a guardian angel in her life in the form of a wacky older lady who says exactly what she thinks and she just might have the answer for Marnie when she offers her a fresh start in the stunning little village of Wychwell with its crazy inhabitants. As Marnie throws herself into her new life and a new job, she is happy to escape the demons from her past, but as she will soon learn you can never run away from who you are and what has happened in your life ... but maybe, just maybe, the hurt from the past can be softened by opening up to those who want and deserve your love? The title of this story really tells it all and I loved watching Marnie come to realise that she really is enough just the way she is. As her story unfolded my heart broke for the child that she was and all that she had gone through and was still going through. Lilian, Lionel, Herv, and Emelie are such special characters, and I really enjoyed the crazy village with its eclectic cast of gossips and interfering busybodies. THE PERFECTLY IMPERFECT WOMAN by Milly Johnson has it all - drama, romance, mystery, and secrets - but it also sends an important message of loving yourself for who you are and recognising your own worth, and I highly recommend this excellent novel to all fiction fans. AUTHOR BIO Milly Johnson was born in Barnsley, raised in Barnsley and still lives in Barnsley - although she did study in Exeter for four years and emigrate to Haworth in West Yorkshire in the 1980s. She trained as an actress, teacher, an accountant, a Customer Services and Suggestion Scheme Manager as well as working in a variety of administrative posts for companies dealing with anything from antique furniture to plastic injection moulded poop scoops. Eventually she found a happy existence writing poems and jokes for the greetings card world - helping to kick off the hugely successful Purple Ronnie project - which she still does on a part time basis whilst penning her novels. For more information: Website - millyjohnson.co.uk Twitter - twitter.com/millyjohnson Facebook - www.facebook.com/MillyJohnsonAuthor/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/themillyjohnson/ #Review: His First Lie by Mark Hill @markhillwriter @LittleBrownUK @millieseaward #HisFirstLie20/5/2018  Release date - 26th February 2018
Book length - 432 pages Publisher - Sphere Book Depository - www.bookdepository.com Amazon UK - www.amazon.co.uk Amazon US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Millie from Little Brown UK for providing me with a copy of this book for review. ABOUT THE BOOK Do you want a thriller that grips from the first line? Do you want a thriller to leave you gasping for air? Connor Laird frightens people: he's intense, he's fearless, and he seems to be willing to do anything to protect himself and those he loves. He arrives in the Longacre Children's Home seemingly from nowhere, and instantly becomes hero and villain to every other child there. Thirty years later, someone is killing all of those who grew up in the Longacre, one by one. Each of them has secrets, not least investigating cop DI Ray Drake. One by one the mysteries of the past are revealed as Drake finds himself in a race against time before the killer gets to him. Who is killing to hide their secret? And can YOU guess the ending? **THE GRIPPING THRILLER PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED AS TWO O'CLOCK BOY** MY REVIEW HIS FIRST LIE by Mark Hill is a gripping and haunting tale of murder and secrets that will keep you hooked from start to finish with plenty of twists in between. When DI Drake and new investigator, Flick, are called to the scene of a murder nothing prepares them for the grisly sight that is waiting for them - a family slain. As they begin to pick apart the evidence to catch the killer, Drake soon starts to suspect that this is somehow linked to his horrific childhood, but how? The last thing he wants is his past dredged up but Flick is determined to unearth the truth. Moving from the past to present we get to see a glimpse into DI Drake's haunting past which really adds a deeper layer of tension and uncomfortableness to the whole story. But nothing prepared me for the twists this book took or the ending!! Compelling, disturbing, and brimming with suspense HIS FIRST LIE by Mark Hill is a thriller that is sure to get under your skin even if you don't want it to. Definitely a must for thriller and crime fiction fans alike. AUTHOR BIO I've been a journalist and an award-winning music radio producer. I worked for about five minutes in PR. But I write the Drake and Crowley thriller series now, which is just as well, because I love writing. It's my dream job. For more information: Website - www.markhillauthor.com Twitter - twitter.com/markhillwriter Facebook - www.facebook.com/MarkHillAuthor/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/markhillwriter/  Release date - 22nd March 2018
Book length - 560 pages Publisher - Simon & Schuster UK Book Depository - www.bookdepository.com Amazon UK - www.amazon.co.uk Amazon US - www.amazon.com ABOUT THE BOOK On holiday with friends, young historian Briony Andrews becomes fascinated with a wartime story of a ruined villa in the hills behind Naples. There is a family connection: her grandfather had been a British soldier during the Italian campaign of 1943 in that very area. Handed a bundle of letters that were found after the war, Briony sets off to trace the fate of their sender, Sarah Bailey. In 1939, Sarah returns with her mother and sister from India, in mourning, to take up residence in the Norfolk village of Westbury. There she forms a firm friendship with Paul Hartmann, a young German who has found sanctuary in the local manor house, Westbury Hall. With the outbreak of war, conflicts of loyalty in Westbury deepen. When, 70 years later, Briony begins to uncover Sarah and Paul’s story, she encounters resentments and secrets still tightly guarded. What happened long ago in the villa in the shadow of Vesuvius, she suspects, still has the power to give terrible pain … MY REVIEW LAST LETTER HOME by Rachel Hore is a richly detailed novel with so much heart that it will surely worm its way into your own. When Briony Andrews inadvertently gets drawn into the history of an Italian villa while on holidays with her friends, it will soon consume her time and change her life in very unexpected ways. Moving from the past during WWII where a group of people from a village called Westbury struggle with the changes that are happening around them, to the present where Briony is determined to piece together the history of her own family in order to reveal the truth, this story will pull you into its world and you won't be able to put it down until you discover its secrets. My favourite part of this book were the chapters set during the War and I became attached to Sarah and Paul as I tried (in vain) to predict what would happen to them. The settings are wonderfully descriptive, even the more sombre and harsh scenes have their own type of beauty, and I really became invested in their story. I enjoyed the chapters set presently too but I didn't connect with Briony in the same way and found her own entanglements odd at times. LAST LETTER HOME by Rachel Hore is a tale that will capture your attention and is a perfect fit for historical fiction fans. AUTHOR BIO Rachel Hore worked in London publishing for many years before moving with her family to Norwich, where she teaches publishing and creative writing at the University of East Anglia. She is married to the writer D. J. Taylor and they have three sons. Her previous novels are The Dream House, The Memory Garden, The Glass Painter's Daughter, which was shortlisted for the 2010 Romantic Novel of the Year award, A Place of Secrets, which was picked by Richard and Judy for their book club, A Gathering Storm, which was shortlisted for the RONA Historical Novel of the Year 2012 and the latest bestseller, The Silent Tide. For more information: Website - rachelhore.co.uk Twitter - twitter.com/Rachelhore Facebook - www.facebook.com/RachelHoreAuthor/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/rachel.hore/ #Review: The Women of Heachley Hall by Rachel Walkley @RachelJWalkley #TheWomenOfHeachleyHall17/5/2018  Release date - 4th May 2018
Book length - 333 pages Publisher - Spare Time Press Amazon UK - www.amazon.co.uk Amazon US - www.amazon.com I want to thank the author, Rachel Walkley, for providing me with an e-copy of this book for review. ABOUT THE BOOK Miriam has one year to uncover Heachley Hall's unimaginable past and a secret that only women can discover. The life of a freelance illustrator will never rake in the millions so when twenty-eight year old Miriam discovers she’s the sole surviving heir to her great-aunt’s fortune, she can’t believe her luck. She dreams of selling her poky city flat and buying a studio. But great fortune comes with an unbreakable contract. To earn her inheritance, Miriam must live a year and a day in the decaying Heachley Hall. The fond memories of visiting the once grand Victorian mansion are all she has left of her parents and the million pound inheritance is enough of a temptation to encourage her to live there alone. After all, a year’s not that long. So with the help of a local handyman, she begins to transform the house. But the mystery remains. Why would loving Aunt Felicity do this to her? Alone in the hall with her old life miles away, Miriam is desperate to discover the truth behind Felicity’s terms. Miriam believes the answer is hiding in her aunt’s last possession: a lost box. But delving into Felicity and Heachley’s long past is going to turn Miriam’s view of the world upside down. Does she dare keep searching, and if she does, what if she finds something she wasn’t seeking? Has something tragic happened at Heachley Hall? MY REVIEW THE WOMEN OF HEACHLEY HALL by Rachel Walkley is a compelling and fascinating story brimming with mystery, romance, and that extra little something that I can't put my finger on which makes it a special read. Miriam has stood on her own two feet ever since her Mum died and she doesn't know too much about her family history, but that is all set to change when she inherits Heachley Hall from her Great-Aunt Felicity. But this inheritance comes with one strict condition - that Miriam must live in the house for one year and a day. It all seems pretty straightforward and with her career as an artist leaving her free to move, a change of scene seems like the perfect answer to Miriam. But Heachley Hall has been abandoned for quite a while and Miriam will have her work cut out for her to whip it into shape. And then there are the noises, and the rumours about the hall, and that strange dust that never seems to leave ... As Miriam gets to work, meets new people, and starts digging into her family past, will the secrets of Heachley Hall finally come to light? And will Miriam find more than she ever bargained for when she stepped over the threshold of her new home? This story had so much more depth and substance to it than I expected and I really enjoyed the historical aspects of the story as well as the contemporary plotline. Miriam is a great character and I loved the small town that knows everything and everyone. There are secrets, intrigue, a stunning old manor, and characters that make it all come alive, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading every page of THE WOMEN OF HEACHLEY HALL by Rachel Walkley. AUTHOR BIO Born in the Midlands, I grew up in East Anglia and am now firmly lodged in the North West of England. My first writing achievement was my Brownie badge and after that I've never let go of the dream of becoming of an author. Once a librarian and caretaker of books, I'm now a teller of tales and want to share with you the secrets that hide in the pages of my books. For more information: Website - rachelwalkley.com Twitter - twitter.com/RachelJWalkley Facebook - www.facebook.com/RachelJWalkley Instagram - www.instagram.com/raejcreations/  Release date - 24th April 2018 Book length - 286 pages Publisher - Ruby Fiction Amazon UK - www.amazon.co.uk Amazon 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 THE BOOK Introducing Lisa Blake, the purrfect pet sitter! When Lisa Blake’s life in London falls apart, she returns to her hometown rebranding herself as ‘the purrfect pet sitter’ – which may or may not be false advertising as she has a rather unfortunate habit of (temporarily) losing dogs! But being back where she grew up, Lisa can’t escape her past. There’s her estranged best friend Flick who she bumps into in an embarrassing encounter in a local supermarket. And her first love, Nathan Baker, who, considering their history, is sure to be even more surprised by her drunken Facebook friend request than Lisa is. As she becomes involved in the lives of her old friends Lisa must confront the hurt she has caused, discover the truth about her mysterious leather-clad admirer, and learn how to move forward when the things she wants most are affected by the decisions of her past. MY REVIEW THE PURRFECT PET SITTER by Carol Thomas is a heartwarming story about the importance of friendship, both old and new, and family. Lisa Blake didn't plan to end up living back in her childhood home in her childhood town but when her relationship and life in London don't go to plan, home calls out to her. But it isn't long before Lisa feels like everyone has moved on except her and with her new job as the 'purrfect' pet sitter a lot harder than it looks, life just doesn't seem to be panning out as she planned. But when Lisa bumps into her old childhood friend, and drunkenly Facebook friends her first love, she starts to realise how her actions have impacted those from her past, and whether or not it is possible to start afresh in a place that holds so many memories. A little slow to start, THE PURRFECT PET SITTER by Carol Thomas soon wormed its way into my heart and I was hooked on what was happening. While I liked all of the characters, Felicity was my favourite and I enjoyed learning about her life the most. There is canine capers, hurt feelings, some handsome admirers, and real friendship mixed throughout this story and it will definitely appeal to contemporary fiction fans who enjoy a rewarding story. Well worth a read. AUTHOR BIO Carol Thomas lives on the south coast of England with her husband, four children and lively Labrador. She has been a playgroup supervisor and taught in primary schools for over fifteen years, before dedicating more of her time to writing. Carol is a regular volunteer for Cancer Research UK. She has a passion for reading, writing and people watching and can often be found loitering in local cafes working on her next book. Carol writes for both adults and children: Her contemporary romance novels, have relatable heroines whose stories are layered with emotion, sprinkled with laughter and topped with irresistible male leads; while her children's books have irresistibly cute, generally furry characters young children can relate to. For more information: Website - www.carol-thomas.co.uk Twitter - twitter.com/carol_thomas2 Facebook - www.facebook.com/carolthomasauthor Instagram - www.instagram.com/carol_thomas2/ DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!!!   Release date - 17th May 2018 Book length - 400 pages Publisher - Orion Book Depository - www.bookdepository.com Amazon UK - www.amazon.co.uk Amazon US - www.amazon.com I want to thank Lauren from www.orionbooks.co.uk for the opportunity to take part in this blog tour and for providing me with a copy of this stunning book for review. I am also very lucky to have a guest post & a delicious recipe from Veronica (thank you!) to whet your appetite so happy reading and happy cooking!! ABOUT THE BOOK What's the secret ingredient to your happiness? Laura Griffin is preparing for an empty nest. The thought of Number 11 Lark Hill falling silent - a home usually bustling with noise, people and the fragrant smells of something cooking on the Aga - seems impossible. Laura hopes it will mean more time for herself, and more time with her husband, Dom. But when an exposed secret shakes their marriage, Laura suddenly feels as though her family is shrinking around her. Feeling lost, she turns to her greatest comfort: her grandmother's recipe box, a treasured collection dating back to the Second World War. Everyone has always adored Laura's jams and chutneys, piled their sandwiches high with her pickles . . . Inspired by a bit of the old Blitz spirit, Laura has an idea that gives her a fresh sense of purpose. Full of fierce determination, Laura starts carving her own path. But even the bravest woman needs the people who love her. And now, they need her in return . . . MY REVIEW Wow, did this book really get to me. Beautifully written, which we all know is a trademark of the fabulous Veronica Henry, A FAMILY RECIPE is so much more than a great story - the characters and everything that they have been through and are experiencing now comes alive in front of your eyes and I defy you not to fall in love with this family and everything it represents. Laura Griffin is a little lost now that her children have flown the coop. Having spent most of her time nurturing and worrying about her daughters, especially Willow who battles with asthma, Laura isn't quite sure what the future holds for herself and her husband Dom now that they have more time to rediscover themselves. But her life takes a sudden turn when she discovers something that threatens the foundations of her happy family. At least she can count on her wonderful grandmother, Kanga, who has been there for her every step of the way, a strong woman who survived the Blitz and oozes kindness and compassion. Maybe with the help of those she loves, Laura can find her own strength and forge a new path for herself and for her family ... The story moves from Kanga's past during the war to the present day which works really well as you get to see the foundation of Laura's family from the beginning, and Kanga is some woman, everything you would want and love in a friend and mother! A FAMILY RECIPE by Veronica Henry has drama, scrumptious food that will make your mouth water, love, friendship, heartache, and everything else that life can throw at you, all set against the stunning backdrop of Bath which will make you want to book a flight as soon as possible. I laughed, I teared up, and I felt the ups and downs of this beautiful family on every single page, and when I finished it I felt a little dazed at what I had read. And after all of my nattering on, this book can be summed up simply in one word: perfection. GUESTPOST & RECIPE I’ve always loved entertaining. From the age of about 15, I started giving dinner parties. What amuses me is how formal I was at that age – a properly laid table, and my friends always turned up dressed to the nines. Nowadays I prefer much more casual affairs. I never do a proper starter, but will do something delicious to pass around while people chat over a cocktail or a glass of wine: guacamole, or crab mayonnaise in chicory leaves, or little parmesan biscuits. Then it’s a one-pot dish – something like chicken with apples and cider and crème fraiche, or a big fish pie, with a pile of crunchy mange touts and broccoli. What I’ve realised is that as the meal wears on and the wine goes down, so people lose interest in the food. So I have long given up slaving over an elaborate dessert. Apart from anything I’ve lost interest myself by then! So I have acquired a collection of recipes for what I call ‘minimum effort; maximum impact’ puddings, and these lemon pots are my absolute favourite. They couldn’t take less time – just leave a couple of hours for them to set. The key is in the presentation. I have inherited my grandmother’s Waterford collection – dozens of crystal glasses which are stunningly beautiful but rather outdated and to be honest I’m too scared to use them to drink out of! But the shallow champagne coupes are perfect for these lemon pots. I put them on a white plate and serve with a crispy buttery galette or a piece of shortbread (shop-bought if time is short!). I serve cheese at the same time, mostly so there is no argument as to whether to do it the French way (cheese then dessert) or English way (dessert then cheese). People can choose their preference and the greedy can do both! LEMON POTS This fills six of my glasses but it is very rich so you could do even smaller portions. It’s very easy to double up or halve this recipe. 600 ml double cream 150g caster sugar Juice and zest of four lemons Dissolve the sugar very gently in the cream on a low heat, stirring all the while to make sure the bottom doesn’t catch. Then turn the heat up and simmer for about three minutes. Take off the heat and add the lemon juice and zest. Cool before pouring into glasses, then refrigerate until needed. The pots will set quite firm after a couple of hours. AUTHOR BIO Veronica Henry was a television script writer before turning her hand to fiction. She has published sixteen novels which she describes as realistic escapism - her setting are gorgeous, but her characters have problems and dilemmas everyone can identify with. For more information: Website - www.veronicahenry.co.uk Twitter - twitter.com/veronica_henry Facebook - www.facebook.com/veronicahenryauthor/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/veronicahenryauthor/ DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE OTHER STOPS ALONG THE WAY!!!  |
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