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Are WE Book Besties? #booklovers #Fictionophile #bookbloggers #GreatReads #TuesdayBookBlog
There is nothing so great as to find another reader with similar tastes to your own. I thought I’d share some of my most favourite reads from the past and present to discover who else has loved them too. I’ve linked my reviews to each title… “My Friends” by Fredrik Backman “Mad Mabel” by Sally Hepworth “The Names” by Florence Knapp “Adrift” by Will Dean “All The Colors Of The Dark” by Chris…
"More Than Enough" by Anna Quindlen - Book Review @randomhouse @penguinrandom #MoreThanEnough @theAnnaQuindlen #BookReview
Polly Goodman is trying her very best to make her way through her life with the aid of her loving husband, her distant mother, and her warm and wonderful group of women in her book club. But, as we all know, life is often unfair and unkind. Polly, on her second marriage and in her early forties, is trying desperately to have a baby. She and her veterinarian husband want a family of their own.…
"The Last Letters Of Sally And Walter" by Cammie McGovern - Book Review @Sourcebooks #SourcebooksLandmark #TheLastLettersOfSallyAndWalter #BookReview
Lately, I have been drawn to novels that feature ‘older’ protagonists. The reason of course is that I can relate, because I too, am old. On the surface, “The Last Letters Of Sally And Walter” is a book about two elderly adults who live in an independent living community who meet over a Scrabble board and discover a bond – with Scrabble, and with each other. Look deeper though, because you will…
Introducing "Black Heart" the new novel from Hungarian author Péter Fritsi #BlackHeart #PeterFritsi #CoverReveal #TranslatedFiction
Expected publication date: August 11, 2026 Publisher: Vulpine Press translated by Austin Wagner Péter Fritsi is a Hungarian author and librarian known for his crime, mystery, and thriller novels. While primarily established in his home country, he broke into the English-language market with his novel Black Heart (originally Fekete szív). This atmospheric, slow-burn family drama and thriller is…
"Heather" by Caitlin Mullen - Book Review @CeladonBooks #PublicationDay #Heather #CaitlinMullen #BookReview
Back in the summer of 2021 I read this author’s debut novel, “Please See Us“, and was very impressed with her writing. Needless to say, I was eager to read what she came up with next. “Heather” didn’t disappoint. Written in a dual time line format, the story follows twin sisters back in the early 1990s. The sixteen year old girls live in a house where the mother is absent, and the father might as…
Top Ten Tuesday - Books With Handwriting On The Cover #TopTenTuesday #TTT #Fictionophile #bookbloggers #TuesdayBookBlog @ArtsyReaderGirl #BookTypography #BookSky
The rules are simple: Each Tuesday, Jana assigns a new topic. Create your own Top Ten list that fits that topic – putting your unique spin on it if you want. Everyone is welcome to join but please link back to That Artsy Reader Girl in your own Top Ten Tuesday post. Add your name to the Linky widget on that day’s post so that everyone can check out other bloggers’ lists. Or if you don’t have a…
"Too Close To Home" by Seraphina Nova Glass - Book Review #HarlequinAudio #AudiobookReview #TooCloseToHome #Audiobooks🎧📚 #BookSky
Cloverhill Lake is an exclusive community, comprised of young families. The residents are very ‘social’ and their calendars are full of occasions where parents and children can get together. However… a Labor Day party in Cloverhill Lake ends in tragedy. Ally Whitlock borrows Regan Hoffman’s car to refresh the ice supply, but when she starts Regan’s car, it explodes. Was Regan, a recent widow,…
"I Know What I Saw" by N.J. Cracknell - Book Review @Dreamscapeaudio #IKnowWhatISaw #AudiobookReview #Audiobooks #BookSky📚🎧
I had never heard of this author before, but while scrolling through the offerings on Hoopla, this audiobook stood out. The setting, in a small Irish town really appealed. What I discovered was a compelling story that had me enthralled. Maya and Beth were very close. One day, while going on a companionable bike ride together along Ireland’s scenic coast, Beth pulls ahead and out of sight. Maya…
Top Ten Tuesday - Books I Can't Believe I've Never Read #TopTenTuesday #TTT #TBR #Fictionophile #bookbloggers #TuesdayBookBlog @ArtsyReaderGirl #BookSky
v The rules are simple: Each Tuesday, Jana assigns a new topic. Create your own Top Ten list that fits that topic – putting your unique spin on it if you want. Everyone is welcome to join but please link back to That Artsy Reader Girl in your own Top Ten Tuesday post. Add your name to the Linky widget on that day’s post so that everyone can check out other bloggers’ lists. Or if you don’t have a…
Fictionophile's May 2026 #BookHaul #AnticipatedReads #TBR #ForthcomingTitles #ForthcomingFiction #bookbloggers #BookSky📚💙
This month I added 8 new review commitments to my TBR mountain. Five were offered to me via invitations ; Two were auto-approvals; and I requested one title (yeah, I know, I wasn’t supposed to do that…) (All book descriptions are linked to Goodreads.) I received FIVE titles from NetGalley. I received an invitation widget via an email from Ballantine Books My request to read/review was approved…
"A Truth For A Truth" by Carol Wyer - Book Review #CrimeThriller #ATruthForATruth #BacklistReview @AmazonPub #ThomasAndMercer #BookReview
I have come to really enjoy this police procedural series set mainly in the Stoke-On-Trent area of Staffordshire. The protagonist, Kate Young is a very complex character. Recently widowed, she still tries valiantly to communicate with her dead husband, Chris. She has long felt certain that her superior, Superintendent John Dickson is corrupt and is largely responsible for Chris’s murder. She is…
"Old Habits" by Steve Higgs - Book Review @RBmediaCo @WFHowes #OldHabits #AudiobookReview @LibbyApp
I placed a hold on this title after reading a review from one of my fellow bookbloggers. Recently, my hold became available, so, as a result, it was my latest Libby listen. I’m not sure how to describe this crime novel. Some parts of this were very serious – about identity theft, and sociopaths. Alternately, the other part was very fanciful – about a dog who thinks almost like a human, and, in a…
"Don't Let Him In" by Lisa Jewell - Book Review @SimonAudio @simonschuster @lisajewelluk251 #DontLetHimIn @LibbyApp #AudiobookReview
I was quite delighted when I got an email from Libby saying that this novel was available to me as a ‘skip the line‘ title. This has never happened to me before, and well… the author made me jump at the chance. Lisa Jewell is one of my favourite thriller writers! Always when I read Lisa Jewell I am astounded by how she can keep writing novels that stay original, current, and of course….…
"The Insect Farm" by Stuart Prebble - Book Review @mulhollandbooks #BacklistReview #TheInsectFarm #StuartPrebble #BookReview
Today I’m reviewing the oldest title from my NetGalley backlist. I cannot claim any excuse for not reading this sooner other than the fact that the title sort of creeped me out. Nevertheless, it was a fantastic read and deserved a speedier review. Despite the title creeping me out, I have to say that “The Insect Farm” will no doubt be on my list of the most chilling novels I’ve ever read. Yes,…
"Liar's Creek" by Matt Goldman - Book Review @MacmillanAudio #LiarsCreek #MattGoldman #AudiobookReview
Small towns seem appeal to readers of fiction for various reasons. After being away from his hometown in Minnesota for two decades, Clay Hawkins returns with his twelve year old son in tow. Clay has had a lucrative career in Ireland as a professional footballer (soccer player). Clay and his Dad have never had a good relationship, though Clay’s son Braedon seems to immediately form a strong bond…
"Frankie" by J.M. Gutsch and Maxim Leo - Book Review @doubledayca @PenguinRandomCA #Frankie #BookReview
If you are in the mood for something unusual, then pick up “Frankie”. So named for the feline protagonist of the book who was, in turn, named for Frank Sinatra. This little novel reminded me somewhat of Fredrik Backman’s “A Man Called Ove” blended with elements of the television show “After Life” starring Ricky Gervais. Also, it was infused with fantastical/farcical elements that moved the story…
"Mad Mabel" by Sally Hepworth - Book Review @StMartinsPress #SallyHepworth #MadMabel #BookReview
“There are two kinds of people no one ever expects to be murderers: little girls and old ladies.” I’ve long been a fan of Sally Hepworth’s thrillers, but this time out she has written something very different. Yes, I suppose some might call “Mad Mabel” a thriller, but I think it is more a character study about an intriguing and fascinating octogenarian, Elsie ‘Mabel’ Waller. She was a character…