pickVery good. Enjoyed going back to the wonderful cast of characters who feel so real and catching up on what they are up to. Centered around the start of World War Two it shows how they are dealing with it and the cost it will bring to all their lives. Also don't be deceived by the cover it's not a Christmas book. Thank you #Netgalley for the free copy.
#MeetAgain
#Zaffre
pickGood. Shows how much we are reliant on technology and how you should learn to appreciate your life with out it. Nice romance story as well.
#Zaffre
#BonnierZaffre
pickGood. Follows three women who are having crisis of their own but when they come together they find a way of supporting one another. Full of twists and turns which means that you are on a rollercoaster of emotions and by the end of it makes you feel you know these women like best friends. Thank you #Netgalley for the free copy.
#BonnierZaffre
#Zaffre
#TheWomenOfPrimroseSquare
pickGood. Love reconnecting with these characters and their stories. Even though at one point there was a slight historical error I enjoyed the festive story and how the community all worked together in tough times. Look forward to the next book in the series.
#Zaffre
pickVery good. Loved how from the very first page Anton Du Beke makes you feel that you are amongst old friends from the very first page. His love of dancing shines through every page.Just like the other books in this series it carries a message to the reader and this books message is to seize the day because you never know what is around the corner so you should live life to its fullest and create love in all it's forms when the opportunity arises ⬇️
pickVery good. Even though this is part of The Days of the Week series it can be read as a stand alone, even though there are characters from the first book in it. A real page turner as I just couldn't put it down as I wanted to know how Flora's journey came to a conclusion. Loved how the title is a pun as it is also about the maiden voyage of The Titanic
#lockdownlist
#Zaffre
pickVery good. Anton continues to dazzle me with this series as he portrays his characters and themes with great depth even though the covers suggest something a bit lighter. Themes that run through this book such as addiction, race and class are still present in today's society even though it is set in the 1930's.
Review continues in the comments
