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This has finally made it to the top of Mountain TBR! A fascinating account of the military and sexual underworld of London during 18th Century, and with focus on Lord John from the Outlander Series, who sets about trying to … Continue reading →

I wasn’t sure just what to make of this book, but nonetheless, it was a compelling read. The story of Maggie who is eccentric to say the least, who, upon hearing that her husband has died in another woman’s bed … Continue reading →

An amusing and light hearted look at knitting. For me it was nice that it focused on knitting in Australia, a Country close to my heart. It didn’t make we want to rush out and grab my needles, but it … Continue reading →

The very gentle story of Lena Fleet, who has made a promise with God. That she will stop sleeping with every boy she meets, move and not return to her home town and she will not tell lies, all she … Continue reading →

The very gentle story of Lakshmi, who has an arranged marriage to Ayah a widower with two children. Lakshmi returns to Malaysia with her new husband and finds that financially things are not as they were promised and so follows … Continue reading →

I found this a bit of a slog to get into, but once I had established exactly what the issues of Dustfinger, and Meg’s missing mother were, I found that I enjoyed the book more; I guess I am an … Continue reading →

Delaine Dish hosts a benefit candlelit evening at a house which is in the process of being donated to the Historical Society. A grisely discovery is made as soon as the recital breaks for refreshments – a member of the … Continue reading →

From the back cover: If you: * Make plans only to find other things take over * Juggle commitments such as work and relationships * Wonder when you will have time for yourself * Find life does not turn out … Continue reading →

6th Nov 2009 I have received a letter today from the author asking me to remove, what was a non offensive book review. I have removed it out of courtesy for the aurthor, but am somewhat bemused at the request … Continue reading →

Paul Chambers is a doctor, who has returned to his home town in search of a wife and a new beginning. Planning to turn the home he has inherited into a new clinic with living quarters he encounters resistance from … Continue reading →