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Blog Tour - Snowflakes over Moondance Cottage

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Snowflakes over Moondance Cottage  by Rosie Green On my blog today I have the pleasure of sharing with you.......... Snowflakes over Moondance Cottage   I would like to thank Rachel Random Resources and  Rosie Green for inviting me on the blog tour. πŸ’šπŸŽ„πŸ’š☃️πŸ’šπŸŽ„πŸ’š☃️πŸ’šπŸŽ„πŸ’š☃️πŸ’š☃️πŸ’š☃️πŸ’š☃️πŸ’š Book Information  When Jess Thornton’s dad was lost at sea, the family coped in different ways, alone in their grief. Now, her mum seems to be going off the rails and her sister, Isla, who moved to France, is now back and determined to get their old family home on the market. But the last thing Jess wants this Christmas is for renovations to start on the house. It’s sure to stir up all sorts of memories she’s desperate to avoid. And to make things worse, Isla appears to have hired the most obnoxious builder in the world to do the work. Jess could ignore the fact that women seem to be putty in his hands. But what she finds harder to ignore is th...

My Review - Blink - (23/2/17)

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Blink -  By K.L  Slater 10☆ Thrilling, Addictive  Easily a 10 star review! I couldn't put this book down. I was hooked from the very first chapter. Blink is, gripping, Exciting, keeps you in suspense, actually plays mind games there is so many goose bump moments and exciting twists.  It's a physiological suspense thriller that doesn't disappoint. I'm not often speechless when it comes to reviewing books but if I sum this book up then I may give too much away. I seriously don't want to do that as I plead  with you to read it!

My Review - The Food Of Love - (1/2/17)

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The Food Of Love - By Amanda Prowse  If I could award this book 10 stars I would. I have never read a book so intense, so heartbreaking yet so frustrating, so insightful as The Food of Love. Amanda took me on a journey and opened my eyes wide to Anorexia and the heartache and struggles this poor little girl faces on a daily basis. I shed many a tear whilst reading this book which never happens to me, and believe me when I say I have read a lot of true horrific stories. But this one touched me like no other book has.

My review - Magdalen Girls (15/2/17)

Magdalen Girls - by V.S Alexander 4☆ This story is based on true events. The story is Raw, hard hitting, poient, Powerful and heartbreaking. After watching the film and reading the story I felt that the book didn't quiet capture the horrific nature these young women faced. Some young girls were forced into the Laundries because they was pregnant out of wedlock. They was abused, tortured and worked very hard. Once they had their babies they was taken away. Never to be seen again.

My review - Frost (02/2017)

Frost (Midnight Ice #1) - By Kaitlyn Davis 5☆ Frost is a Vampire book with a difference! It was so nice to read a Vampire book with a unique twist. I love Vampire books and this one in particular caught my eye. The cover is beautiful and extremely eye catching!

My review - The Chocolate Cure (7/2/17)

The Chocolate Cure  (Love at the chocolate shop #4) - By Roxanne Snopek 3☆ Maddie decides to make a few New years resolutions to give up Men, No Meddling and no Chocolate. These resolutions are made whilst she is very drunk in the pub on New Years Eve. Maddie quickly regrets her resolutions as living in a small town means everyone knows everyone which means they are just watching and waiting to see if she fails.

My Review - Kissed by the Rain (1/2/17)

Kissed by the Rain - By Claudia Winter 4☆ Kissed by the rain is a book about Love, Romance, adventure and a little bit of magic!

My Review - The Food Of Love (3/2/17)

The Food Of Love - By Amanda Prowse 10☆ If I could award this book 10 stars I would. I have never read a book so intense, so heartbreaking yet so frustrating, so insightful as The Food of Love. Amanda took me on a journey and opened my eyes wide to Anorexia and the heartache and struggles this poor little girl faces on a daily basis. I shed many a tear whilst reading this book which never happens to me, and believe me when I say I have read a lot of true horrific stories. But this one touched me like no other book has.