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Small Things Like These – a book review

This novella by Claire Keegan is a poignant glimpse into the Magdalen houses of Ireland. The…
The Indebted Earl – a book review

Erica has done it again! This is the third instalment in the Serendipity and Secrets series,…
You just might find who you’re supposed to be

Do you remember the day you first heard of Taylor Swift? For me, the Love Story…
The Gentleman Spy – a book review

The second of Erica Vetsch’s Serendipity and Secret novels was released last year, but I was…
The Last Night in London – a book review

I did not realise The Last Night in London is actually the third and final book…
Glimmers of Grace – a book review

For me, the struggle with this book is determining the target audience. As a doctor, especially…
Pope Francis: Reflections on thé Sunday Gospel – a book review

This devotional offers a reminder of the Sunday Gospel passage, a reflection from Pope Francis and…
The Other Side of Beautiful – a book review

I’m calling it now, in March. The Other Side of Beautiful is going to be this…
Those Who Disappeared – a book review

This is the first novel I’ve read by Kevin Wignall and I really enjoyed it. Foster…
The Gaps – a book review

Leanne Hall is an award winning young adult and children’s writer. Thanks to NetGalley and her…
No Bad Kids – a book review

This book was incredibly disappointing. Janet Lansbury and her mentor Gerber are considered giants in the…
Daylight – a book review

I’ve been a David Baldacci fan since I discovered The Camel Club in high school. I’ve…
The Living Sea of Waking Dreams

It’s been a weird year, and while some of us were homeschooling and trying to make…
An Unusual Boy – a book review

What a devastatingly beautiful read. I was initially attracted to this novel for its topic of…
Ex Libris – Preliminary Review

I am so pleased that I decided to be part of the crowd funding for this…