As a bookworm I’m always tempted by book bargains but when I saw this story by Heidi Catherine was available for free I was really excited as it’s the prequel to her award-winning novel The Soulweaver, and the Truth Seeker which has just been released in paperback, The Story: It’s a story of an unlikely … More Free book – The Moonchild by Heidi Catherine

Chosen Child, Linda Huber The story: Ella longs for a child and thinks she’s found the answers to her prayers when at an adoption party she and husband Rick are introduced to Soraya. Amanda discovers she’s pregnant but doesn’t know if the baby’s her husband Gareth’s or her lover James’s. These two seemingly unconnected situations … More Book review: Chosen Child by Linda Huber

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman, HarperCollins The story: Eleanor’s the office oddball. She’s prim, set in her ways and very judgemental. Not yet thirty, she’s out of touch with so many things in the modern world, wears the same clothes to work every day, eats the same food, and has very little … More Book review – Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine

Today is Suffragette Day – 100 years since (some) women were given the right to vote. After decades of campaigning, setbacks and sacrifices, 6th February 1918 must have been an incredible day. The 8.5 million newly-enfranchised women were over 30 and owned property. It would be another ten years before women were given the same … More Struggle and Suffrage in Windsor

The story: Anna Fox was until recently a happily married mother and successful child psychologist. Now she’s an agoraphobic, classic movie-obsessed, heavy drinker who fills her day by chatting on an online forum and spying on her New York neighbours. Staring into the house opposite, she witnesses a murder. But when she reports the crime to … More Book review: the woman in the window by AJ Finn