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July 2021 Deal Announcements

July 2021 Deal Announcements

Children’s Fiction Author of I THINK I LOVE YOU Auriane Desombre‘s debut THE SISTER SPLIT, pitched as a reverse Parent Trap, in which a young girl teams up with her future step sister to create a plan full of hijinks that will stop their parents from getting married, so she doesn’t have to move away from the city and leave her best friend – a girl – she’s starting to develop feelings for behind,…

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2025 Historical Fiction

From China to Melbourne to Zanzibar and Mexico, among many others, this selection of books will take you across the world. A quality that I especially love in historicals. And the mix continues with romance, mystery and literaries. This post includes Bookshop affiliate links. If you purchase a book through my links I may earn a commission. The Lotus Shoes by Jane Yang | 28 / 01 / 25 –…

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2025 Hands On Books

As the nights darken and lengthen for an impending Scottish winter my thoughts turn more to crafts. Be it with needle or pen, how will I while away the dreariest months? So whether it’s cooking, textiles, or art that interests you, I have you covered. This post includes Bookshop affiliate links. If you purchase a book through my links I may earn a commission. Quilt Blocks for Beginners: Fresh,…

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76: The Nowhere Child [2018]

by: Christian White

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The Grandest Bookshop in the World

The Grandest Bookshop in the World

Writing a book is like climbing a mountain.

Actually getting a book published is like climbing a mountain after losing all your limbs and having to inch your way up the rock face on your tiny stumps while all the mountain goats tell you that you’ll never make it.

My point is, it’s bloody hard. And seeing a hugely talented writer finally making it to the top of that damned summit is one of life’s…

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Into the Fire by Sonia Orchard Review

Into the Fire by Sonia Orchard Review

Into the Fire by Sonia Orchard 5/5 Stars 288 pages Published January 29th 2019 by Affirm Press

If you’re looking for a slow burn book with the most realistic characters I’ve ever read about, than “Into The Fire” is the book for you. I honestly wasn’t sure what I was getting myself into when I started this book, but by the end I was completely sucked into it and couldn’t believe what I was reading.…

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Book Review: Dinner with Edward by Isabel Vincent

Book Review: Dinner with Edward by Isabel Vincent

“Love is being, not belonging. Giving and receiving, not possessing.” – Isabel Vincent, Dinner with Edward SYNOPSIS When Isabel meets Edward, both are at a crossroads: he wants to follow his late wife to the grave, and she is ready to give up on love. Thinking she is merely helping Edward’s daughter by agreeing to check in on her nonagenarian dad, Isabel has no idea that the man in the kitchen…

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The Last Wild Trout - Greg French

The Last Wild Trout – Greg French

To the piscatorial peruser, Tasmanian author and fly-fisher, Greg French needs little preface. His writings have inspired, entertained and educated many in the wider fly fishing community, including me, for many years. In his latest release, The Last Wild Trout, Greg seeks to satisfy desires that stem from childhood readings, about catching wild trout and their sub-species in some of the wildest…

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