Just started the Mud Sisters by Edie Claire, need a quick read after getting bogged down with my last book.

The Lost Girl - Tania Carver

The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith

The Consequence Of Revenge ( Unabridged) By Rachel Van Dyken
Narrated By Amy McFadden , Nick Podehl

Alan Cumming - Not my father's son

The Man Who Can't Be Moved by Tilly Tennant.

Any good? I have this on my Amazon wish list, waiting for it to come down in price on the kindle 🙂

As the crow flies - Jeffrey Archer
Rollicking good read rags to riches story., though 700 odd pages, I found the story was to slow or moved along at an alarming speed

Finished Let The Right One In by John Ajvide Lindqvist.

Really enjoyed it and it's better than both films, unsurprisingly.

The Silver Eagle by Ben Kane

The Tea Planter's Wife by Dinah Jefferies. Well written, good story and wonderfully evocative descriptions of Ceylon in the 1920s/1930s.

Just started Unspoken by Sam Hayes - I have been disappointed in the last 2 books I have read so I thought I'd try one that is almost guaranteed to be good - I have read 3 other books by this author and they have all been good so I have high hopes.

I'm really enjoying it partly because it's based in colchester, my home town. The whole series have been excellent thrillers which I would highly recommend.

"Time and Relative" by Kim Newman, a Doctor Who novella written as the 1963 diary of Susan, the doctor's granddaughter.

The Song Of Achilles - Liked the second half of the book alot more than the first, very well written throughout.

Rosemary's Baby - Finished reading it this evening, extremely quick read and totally top notch. Great story and the pace of the build up of suspicion is excellently done.

Im currently reading Jenny Eclairs new book "Moving" and it comes with a big recommendation from me.Its a good balance of humour,drama and raw human emotion and frailty in all its glory and absurdity.

I was thinking of buying that for my Mum -Thanks!

Michael Jackson: The Magic, the Madness, the Whole Story • J Randy Taraborrelli

Luke Delaney - The Jackdaw

Up to chapter 6 of the Prowd Tower by Barbara Touchman and chapter 13 of Napoleon the Great by Andrew Roberts.

The Steel Kiss by Jeffery Deaver

Will be reading that for my book group soon!
I have just started I let you go by Claire Mackintosh, on the recommendation of a friend from said book group

Your in for a real treat! Jenny Eclair has a real flair for making you understand the emotional dilemmas and atmospherics of all her characters!

The Clare Mackintosh novel was receiving loads of positive online buzz last year when it came out in paperback.
Hope you enjoy both books! X

'The Subtle Knife' - Philip Pullman. Glad I started the 'His Dark Materials' trilogy - great stuff - very addictive.

Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott. What a great historical novel this is. Free on Amazon or Project Gutenburg - and you can look all the archaic words up on your Kindle as you go.