#BookReview #DarkRomance // Prey Island by Sorcha Black

~ Louise H ~ 6 Comments

Prey Island by Sorcha Black Heavens to Betsy, pass me some pearls to clutch! This book doesn't just fall down the rabbit hole, it jumps in head first, kicking, screaming and biting the whole way. Sorcha Black has an unparalleled knack for writing a story that teeters on the edge of consent, bringing us a scorching hot tale … Continue reading #BookReview #DarkRomance // Prey Island by Sorcha Black

#BookReview #WomensFiction // Tea for Two at the Little Cornish Kitchen by Jane Linfoot

~ Louise H ~ 2 Comments

Tea for Two at the Little Cornish Kitchen The Cornish Kitchen #2 by Jane Linfoot Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com I was expecting a fairly cookie-cutter rom-com but what I got was so much more... so very much more.Cressy, Ross and the crew are all as delightful, colourful and slightly larger-than-life, which is fairly de rigour … Continue reading #BookReview #WomensFiction // Tea for Two at the Little Cornish Kitchen by Jane Linfoot

– Let’s Talk Bookish – #6 Taboo Topics?

~ Louise H ~ 10 Comments

TOPICS THAT CAN’T/SHOULDN’T BE REPRESENTED IN FICTION by MIKAELA @ MIKAELA READS Prompts: Are there certain topics that can’t or shouldn’t be represented in fiction? If so, why shouldn’t they be? Do you think problematic/controversial issues in society should remain strictly part of the real world, or should they be explored in fiction? Should the ability to write … Continue reading – Let’s Talk Bookish – #6 Taboo Topics?

#BookReview #AlternateHistory // Suntosun Circus by G.L. Francis

~ Louise H ~ 3 Comments

Suntosun CircusThe Suntosun Chronicles Book #2 by G.L. Francis I read Tools of the Trade, which is a precursor to this series, last year. I adored Sophie and Kazimir and was so excited to continue their story.Suntosun Circus is an unusual blend of steampunk with historical urban fantasy, set across the continents the world-building cleverly blends human myth … Continue reading #BookReview #AlternateHistory // Suntosun Circus by G.L. Francis