A very different and thought-provoking read, this was proofread in September.
Would you abandon your family to save yourself?
The Day She Came Home is the first in the series of contemporary family dramas by Emma Dhesi.
Nicola left her family and began a new life on a remote Scottish island. She thought she’d left her old life behind her, but the desire to reconnect with her son is too strong. She must find a way to get a second chance.
Ross’ wife abandoned him and their son. After four years she turns up out of the blue and asks for a second chance, but that bridge has been burnt. Hasn’t it?
Stephen and Mary are devastated when their long-lost daughter returns and accuses them of the most horrific crimes. But as Stephen always said, no one would believe her.
Would you?
If you like Jodi Picoult, Lisa Jewell or Carol Mason, you’ll love this compelling page-turner by Emma Dhesi.
Grab your copy today to find out if she gets a second chance.
Edited in early November, this enjoyable, imaginative tale is now available.
A girl, a dragon, and the end of the world…
Ilaria Hope lives a wild and carefree life with her grandfather in her hometown of Southbourne, oblivious to her Italian lineage of dragon tamers.
After suffering a tragic loss, Ilaria is plunged into a terrible struggle – a struggle born of adversity, volcanoes, and dragons.
As she journeys towards her family’s origins in Tuscany to tame the wildest dragon who ever lived, Ilaria will uncover a truth – hidden for centuries – and fight the biggest battle of her life.
Graham H Miller‘s crime thriller, Buzzard House, the second in the Jonah Greene series followed for a complete change of pace, and then another complete change of genre with Katherine a delightful Regency romance set in Cornwall, by Jenny Hambly.
Michelle Vernal‘s humorous tale of life in the sunny Greek islands, Staying at Eleni’s was a refreshing break from the constant dreary, wet weather that has been a constant in the UK for two months, and then another change of pace with Urcelia Teixeira‘s archaeological thriller, The Bari Bones, and a re-edit of one of John Carson‘s DI Frank Miller detective stories.
Another detective story followed with Recompense, the second in the DCI Carlson series by Caroline Goldsworthy and this will be published in the next couple of weeks. Another action packed thriller Play With Fire by Solomon Carter was next, the third in the latest Eva and Dan trilogy and will be released shortly.
Edited in August, this lovely tale is the second in the Romance Among the Notes series by Hilary Pugh.
The Lamberts and the Greenwoods are both prosperous families who are well established in the small town of Milbury. Laura Greenwood is aware of tensions within her family; a husband dogged by poor health and regret, a daughter who is only able to irritate her father. When the two families meet things begin to change. Laura becomes enchanted by the Lambert family and the easy-going affection they have for each other. Meanwhile secrets are uncovered in her own family and she begins a journey of reconciliation. But in trying to make everyone happy can Laura ever find happiness for herself?
Madrigal is Book 2 of Romance Among the Notes. Hilary Pugh’s engaging series of novels about love, loss and music will make you smile and tug at the heart-strings.
Joe and Harriet are back in their own century after escaping from the future. Now they must try to explain where they’ve been for the past two months. The truth is too fantastic to believe, so they must find an alternate truth. In the meantime, they are now safe and a century away from danger; they believe they can get on with their lives. But can they ever stop looking over their shoulders? Join Joe and Harriet for the next chapters in their less than predictable lives.
Another wonderful and humorous instalment in the Guesthouse on the Green series as Mammy and Moira travel Vietnam.
I love the series and can't wait for book four!
A quick but emotional read - reading about the cruelty to the dog was heartbreaking but this was a lovely tale of the love and healing that animals can bring to our lives.
I would have given five stars but for the missed typos - a few t...
I get the impression that this could be a nice story but I've had to give up after forcing myself to go as far as 15% of the way through. If this novel has ever been near a remotely professional editor then the author was conned.
Chapte...
Another very enjoyable story but with a few niggles, hence the four stars rather than five. Maybe it's because I was tired but the editing issues grated on me more than in the first story and, do people really generally believe that 'ear...
nderful variety of novels, November began with 
Regency romance set in Cornwall, by 
