BOOK REVIEW - Say No More - Caroline Overington - Audiobook - 4*

 

BOOK REVIEW

Say No More - Caroline Overington - Released 2024

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2025 started off with a busy calendar and no apparent end in sight. The silver lining of this slightly overcast beginning of the year is that there will be plenty of driving, which equals plenty of listening time with my trusty audiobook in hand/ear. I had a meeting to attend with a 90-minute round trip on the 2nd January, so I managed to finish my first book of the year fairly early on! 

I picked this book for no reason other than it was far from overcast on the cover and as I was feeling a little dreary to start the year I wanted something pretty to pop up every time I

I Read 106 Books in 2024 - Yearly Roundup - 2024 Books I Read

 

2024 READING ROUNDUP

After a bit of a sabbatical, I lurked in the shadows, while life got away from me a little. What better reason to kick start my journey in the literary blogging world with renewed vigour than the old adage of the New Year Resolution?!? To keep on top of the blogosphere! And to share my favourite books of 2024. 

Although I've been quiet from a blog perspective, I have remained completely in love with reading, and have continued to gobble up books from as many genres as I could in the latter half of the year. I'm feeling invigorated and motivated, everything has a way of working itself out so I will be starting 2025 with my ultimate lowdown of the books I have read and loved in 2024. I'll share my overall top ten picks of 2024, along with the books that were my

BOOK REVIEW - The Hawthorne Legacy - Jennifer Lynn Barnes - Audiobook - 4*

 

BOOK REVIEW

The Hawthorne Legacy - Jennifer Lynn Barnes - Released 2021

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I have a confession...I left it far too long between listening to the first of the Inheritance Games series, and picking up (metaphorically anyway) the second. This is something I am very guilty of, as a mood reader because my preferences change frequently and I can often get a little bored with series if I read them all back to back. It does however mean that for the first few chapters of a revisited series of books, I use alot of energy trying to remember who everyone is