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This month I read three novels. The first was Bright Young Dead, which is the second in the cosy crime series based on the real life Mitford sisters by Jessica Fellowes. It's lots of fun with excellent historical detail. Call It What You Want is a contemporary YA book by Brigid Kemmerer and her novels… Continue reading 2019 Books: August
In July, I read five books - all novels and a real mix of genres. I continued my goal of reading all of Agatha Christie's books with Death on the Nile, and another crime novel but this time YA with murder mystery Two Can Keep A Secret. After The End is about a couple faced… Continue reading 2019 Books: July
I only managed to read four books this month as I've been busy writing and editing my own! I read three novels and one non fiction book - a funny memoir by comedian Jack Whitehall and his dad. I picked up The Little Cafe in Copenhagen because I love all things Danish and it's a… Continue reading 2019 Books: June
The past month seems to have flown by! I've been writing a new book and editing my next one so I only read three books. The Seven Sisters was really long though so it was probably the equivalent of four. I really enjoyed all three actually and would recommend them but the one I loved… Continue reading 2019 Books: May
February has gone by in a blur and as it's a shorter month, I read four books in total: More Than We Can Tell is a YA contemporary romance; The Hunting Party is a murder mystery set in an isolated Scottish lodge; and The Furies is a book about teenage girls out for revenge with… Continue reading 2019 books: February
I can't believe it's time for a new book tracking year! I'm going to do what I did last year and list all the books I read each month and then pick a favourite out. I'd love to know what you guys are reading and if you have any recommendations for me so please do… Continue reading 2019 Books: January
Each month in 2018, I posted all the books I read and picked a favourite. So, I now have a list of my twelve most-loved books of the year. It's really interesting to see what I picked when they're all grouped together. It's a real mix as I love to read different genres and categories… Continue reading Best Books read in 2018
The last list of books I've read this year! I can't believe 2018 is over. I managed four books during the Christmas madness - two I bought and two proofs of books that will be released in 2019. I really enjoyed One Day in December - a cute love story set around Christmas following two… Continue reading Books read in … December 2018
Last month, I read four novels (and also got this fab mug!!): I read Our House because it was The Waterstones thriller of the month and there are lots of twists and turns, particularly a good shocking ending. The Miseducation Of Cameron Post had sat on my shelf for a long time but when I… Continue reading Books read in … September 2018
Most authors will at some point mention reviews to you. If they are on the ball, they will instantly ask you to write one if you tell them you loved their book. They might tweet asking for reviews or pop a note in the back of their book to ask. Whichever way they do it,… Continue reading Five reasons why your book review is important
Victoria Walters 