Today I’m so delighted to be taking part in the blog tour for Plenty Under the Counter by Kathleen Hewitt. This novel is one of four war time classics being brought to … Continue reading Plenty Under The Counter by Kathleen Hewitt
Category: Historical Fiction
Trial By Battle by David Piper
Today I’m so delighted to be taking part in the blog tour for Trial by Battle by David Piper. This novel is one of four war time classics being brought … Continue reading Trial By Battle by David Piper
The Last Concerto by Sara Alexander
Today I am delighted to be hosting the blog tour for The Last Concerto by Sara Alexander. Synopsis Sardinia, 1968. Eleven-year-old Alba Fresu’s brother, and her father, Bruno, are abducted … Continue reading The Last Concerto by Sara Alexander
The Photographer of the Lost by Caroline Scott
Today I am so thrilled to be able to chat about The Photographer of the Lost as part of the Random Things Tours blog tour ahead of publication in October. The … Continue reading The Photographer of the Lost by Caroline Scott
Summer Reads – Secrets of a Sun King
Books to be swept away with this summer… There are SO MANY great books around at the moment and so I’d like to share a few that I think are … Continue reading Summer Reads – Secrets of a Sun King
JSS BACH by Martin Goodman
Today I’m so thrilled to be hosting the blog tour for extraordinary JSS Bach by Martin Goodman J SS Bach is the story of three generations of women from either side … Continue reading JSS BACH by Martin Goodman
Green Gold by Gabriel Hemery
Today I am absolutely thrilled to be kicking off the blog tour for Green Gold by Gabriel Hemery In 1850, young Scottish plant hunter John Jeffrey was despatched by an … Continue reading Green Gold by Gabriel Hemery
The Garden of Lost and Found by Harriet Evans
This evening I’m thrilled to be a part of the blog tour for the latest novel by Harriet Evans, The Garden of Lost and Found. From the moment I held … Continue reading The Garden of Lost and Found by Harriet Evans
The Conviction of Cora Burns by Carolyn Kirby
Birmingham, 1885. Born in a gaol and raised in a workhouse, Cora Burns has always struggled to control the violence inside her. Haunted by memories of a terrible crime, she … Continue reading The Conviction of Cora Burns by Carolyn Kirby
The Courier by Kjell Ola Dahl
‘This is what dying is like, she thinks. You have gone and the world doesn’t care. You die and others eat pastries.’ In Oslo in 1942, Jewish courier Ester is … Continue reading The Courier by Kjell Ola Dahl
