Review: The Mother-In-Law by Sally Hepworth #themotherinlaw #sallyhepworth @sallyhepworth @macmillanau #bookblog #blogger @bookreview

Goodreads Blurb… Someone once told me that you have two families in your life – the one you are born into and the one you choose. Yes, you may get to choose your partner, but you don’t choose your mother-in-law. The cackling mercenaries of fate determine it all. From the moment Lucy met Diana, she

REVIEW: On the Farm by Stevie Cameron

It’s taken me a while to get through this one, not because it has over 700 pages, but because there aren’t enough hours in the day! And most certainly not because I wanted to put it down!!!  This would have to be one of the best true crime books I’ve read yet. On the Farm

REVIEW: Ted and Ann — By Rebecca Morris

So earlier this year I took the brave plunge and tried Audible.com. I say brave because, firstly I was resistant to trying ebooks (which I have now grown to be very fond of) and I was resistant to trying this method of book deliverance. However, if you’ve read my review on the first ebook I

Review: Murder in the Heartland – M. W. Phelps

I haven’t been reading for pleasure lately as I’m snowed under with study assignments. So I thought I’d give a brief review on a previous  book I’ve read. It was a year or two ago, and I read the paperback version but here is the ebook details; Murder in the Heartlands – By M. W.

True Crime Book Review: Deliver Us: Three Decades of Murder and Redemption in the Infamous I-45/Texas Killing Fields — by Kathryn Casey

I went into reading this book with little background knowledge of the I-45/Texas Killing Field Murder. I remembered seeing The Texas Killing Fields movie about a year ago, and was intrigued the the number of victims that had yet to have justice or a convicted individual. This book was absolutely a page turner. Kathryn has

What’s coming up shortly?

With just over 10% of Deliver Us by Kathryn Casey left to read, a review will follow shortly. Next up, I’ll continue to finish reading Secrets to the Grave (Oak Knoll, #2) by Tami Hoag. Admittedly, this will be the first thriller of this genre that I’ve read. I’m not sure how I’ve gone so