Posts Tagged ‘book reviews’
New – The Prairies Review for May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn
What an honor to have another great editorial review for my forthcoming novel, May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn. Read the full review from The Prairies Book Reviews below. Lush, heartfelt, and quietly transformative… In Sullivan’s latest novel, a group of weary travelers gathers at a picturesque inn, carrying emotional scars and unspoken…
Read MoreNew SPR review for May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn
Pleased to have a new book review for my forthcoming novel, May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn, from SPR Book Reviews. As I prepare for my 8 May book launch, I’m thrilled to be receiving editorial and reader reviews. See the full review below. A season of friendship and romance unfolds vividly in May…
Read MoreNew Feathered Quill book review for May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn
Excited to have a new editorial review, from the Feathered Quill, for my upcoming novel May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn. I’m gathering early reviews before my novel’s launch on 8 May – so those of you who need a (vicarious) escape to an idyllic Umbrian Inn, do go over to NetGalley to review…
Read MoreMy February 2026 reads
Another great month in books. I started my month in the post-war years in London, with a war-weary population trying to claw their way back to regular life. And what better than the fledgling passenger airline industry to add a touch of glamour to lives on hold for too long. One young woman trains as…
Read MoreBook launch tour for The Letter from the Island
I’m pleased to be joining the Bookouture launch tour for Rose Alexander’s latest novel, The Letter from the Island. I enjoyed this dual timeline novel set in modern-day and WWII-era Crete, Greece. Dual timeline novels are a genre I love, and especially a novel like this in which an elderly woman is looking back upon…
Read MoreJoining the book tour for The Lost Garden launch
Very pleased to join the launch tour for Angela Petch’s newest novel, The Lost Garden. Like me, Petch is an expat who lives in Italy, so I know I’m in good hands for her Italian tales. I enjoyed Petch’s latest novel, a coming of age tale set in Italy’s Emilia Romagna region in the 1930s.…
Read MoreNew Kirkus review for Dark Blue Waves
Pleased to have received a new Kirkus Review book review for my time travel women’s fiction/historical romance novel, Dark Blue Waves. I’ve loved writing all my novels, but as a huge Jane Austen fan, writing this one imagining a modern girl transported back to 1813 was a dream come true. Here’s the full review below.…
Read MoreOn tour for the launch of The Wedding Party by Lorna Dounaeva
Happy to be part of the Bookouture book tour for the launch of Lorna Dounaeva’s newest novel, The Wedding Party. Happy launch week! I enjoyed this twisty, fast-paced psychological thriller. You can find my review below, alongside the book blurb, author bio and buy links. My review: I’ve read a few recent claustrophobic psychological thrillers…
Read MoreMy April 2024 reads
April brought another fabulous – and varied – month month in books. I started the month off with a classic author, Elizabeth Gaskell, a friend and contemporary of Charles Dickens, who published her novels serially in his literary magazines. I had never read her novella of the Salem Witch Trials and enjoyed this interesting recounting…
Read MoreMy March 2024 reads
Another month accompanied by another great stack of books. My stack was – ahem – a little slimmer this month because I had to read my own work. I’m revising my next novel before it goes to my editor, to be released this autumn. As any writer will tell you, reading novels by other authors…
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