The festive season is upon us and that calls for a seasonal give-away, for your chance to win a paperback copy of Giovanna Fletchers festive novella Christmas with Billy and Me simply comment on this post and let us know what you love the most about Christmas? Follow the steps listed below for multiple entries!
It’s not often you can say you have the entire festive period off from work, so lets make the most of it – I have been saving any new festive reads for my time off and want to know which novels you think I’m missing!
This october book lovers everywhere have been celebrating their love of book and most important their local book stores, when I was asked what my favourite bookshop was I wanted to answer with a quirky independent store, but the truth is we don’t have one.
I just love Liane Moriarty’s work and her novels always have me on edge, they’re full of suspense leaving you hanging every step of the way, Lianes writing is the most un-predictable and I’ve yet to encounter a novel written by her that is predictable. I’ve never been able to guess where the plot is leading and that to me is the making of a perfectly written novel.
Take a deep breath and get ready because Billy and Sophie are back! Giovanna Fletcher brings us a Christmas themed novella this festive Season and I for one am thrilled to be reunited with a host of such loveable characters especially when my favourite time of year is involved!
The day we’ve been waiting for finally came, Lucy Robinson shot up from her sick bed and bust out yet another show stopping novel, and you know what? Its bloody brilliant! The Unfinished Symphony of You and Me is another side splittingly wonderful novel from Lucy Robinson and I wouldn’t have expected anything less. A tale of both love and self discovery with a twist, as always Lucy’s humour is utterly flawless and bursting with belly-laughs throughout.
The Unfinished Symphony of You and Me is another side splittingly wonderful novel from Lucy Robinson and I wouldn’t have expected anything less. A tale of both love and self discovery with a twist, as always Lucy’s humour is utterly flawless and bursting with belly-laughs throughout.
