‘The Forgotten Woman’ by Angela Marsons is the story of two women and their sometimes painful struggle against an alcohol addiction. From two very different worlds, a former prostitute and a defence solicitor, their friendship shouldn’t work and yet they are to find out that behind the gloss and breeding, the leather jackets and the [...]
Month: July 2016
A tale of obsession – ‘Watching Edie’ by Camilla Way
Where, oh where do I begin? I have to be honest, this is a hard review for me to write, but for a very good reason. I usually begin by setting the scene, dropping hints as to what happens, but it is hard to do this with ‘Watching Edie’ for reasons which would become apparent [...]
Blog Tour -‘Good Girl, Bad Girl’ by Ann Girdharry
As promised, details of the upcoming book blog tour for the first Kal Medi novel by Ann Girdharry, 'Good Girl, Bad Girl.' Check back here on Saturday for my review. It's my first attempt, so please go easy on me 🙂
Easy like Sunday morning.
Started my day my favourite way. After a semi brisk walk up the local 'hill of doom', The Wrekin, I took a quick five mile walk around the local stately home and Deer park. Not quite as impressive as Richmond but still beautiful and the exercise is much needed. 23k steps and counting. Cloudy up [...]
Saturdays are made for reading…
A quiet(ish) day today. Started with a trip to the local food festival where I astounded myself by being very reserved in my samplings and purchases. Most unusual but I am trying hard to remotivate myself to get back on my diet, so I see this as a step in the right direction. Coupled with [...]
