Sunday 29 May 2022
The Party House by Lin Anderson
Thursday 26 May 2022
The Ex-Husband by Karen Hamilton (Audiobook)
Monday 23 May 2022
The House Across The Lake by Riley Sager
Friday 20 May 2022
Murder Before Evensong by Richard Coles
Tuesday 17 May 2022
Guilty Women by Melanie Blake (Audiobook)
Monday 16 May 2022
The Saturday Night Sauvignon Sisterhood by Gill Sims
Saturday 14 May 2022
Picture You Dead by Peter James
Tuesday 10 May 2022
The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell
Saturday 7 May 2022
The Last Girl To Die by Helen Fields
As Sadie investigates we discover some of the ancient myths and legends associated with the island. These myths tie in with some of the witchcraft still practiced on the island, witchcraft that is possibly connected to the murder.
I really liked the character of Sadie Levesque. She's not prepared to back-down or accept the easy answers. She's isn't fearless, she has a healthy respect for danger preparing herself as well as she possibly can, but she's determined to leave no stone unturned in her quest for answers. I also liked the positive relationships she built with the pathologist brought in to carry out the post-mortem and the newspaper reporter, they balanced the negative relationships with the local police.
By the end I had an inkling as to who was responsible but I certainly didn't foresee the ending. In thrillers we expect twists and turns along the way and this story has a fair few but by the end I was shocked and saddened and I will freely admit to having a tear in my eye.
The Last Girl To Die by Helen Fields will be published on 1st September in paperback, ebook and audio format. My thanks to NetGalley and Avon Books UK for a review copy.
Friday 6 May 2022
The Girl From The Sea by Shalini Boland (Audiobook)
Wednesday 4 May 2022
A Three Dog Problem by S. J. Bennett
Monday 2 May 2022
April 2022 Reads
Nosy Neighbours by Freya Sampson
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February is a funny month. January seems to last forever and February disappears in a flash, even with the extra day we had. I’ve had that...
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What initially looks to be a case of murder-suicide of an elderly couple soon has Maeve Kerrigan and the rest of the team investigating a ...
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Struggling writer Jack Givins is approached by the US Marshall Service to create back stories for criminals entering the witness protectio...