Hello, welcome to my weekly round up post. Regular readers (if there are any out there) will remember that I like to let you know when I’ve been to a show. This week I went to see Crazy for You starring Strictly winner Tom Chambers and it was a fabulous mix of song, dance and fun. We sat on the front row and my partner managed to get himself roped in again – he had to hold Tom Chambers’ character’s bottle of beer for a couple of minutes and then hand it back again! The musical is packed with George Gershwin songs which I love and it was a really enjoyable show.
On Monday I posted about my experiences with the crowdfunding publisher, Unbound.
On Tuesday I shared my review of The Lido Girls by Allie Burns and there’s a giveaway on that post which you can still enter if you’re very quick.
On Wednesday I helped with the cover reveal for K.S. Hunter’s debut, Just One Time.
Thursday saw me sharing an extract from Zenka by Alison Brodie.
Friday saw another extract, this time from Innocent Lies by Chris Collett.
And on Saturday I posted my review of The Best Little Christmas Shop by Maxine Morrey and there’s also a giveaway on that post as well.
So what’s been added to my TBR pile this week?
But when a simple plan to identify and confront the other woman goes drastically and violently wrong, Sophie must go to extreme lengths to keep her life and her family together – while never letting on her devastating secret.
There are certain dates on which you’ll always remember where you were…The day Princess Diana died. 9/11. The London 2012 opening ceremony.
The same is true for Sophie, Emily, Amy and Melissa who have been best friends since they met twenty years ago.
As history has moved on around them, they have seen each other through everything. From Sophie’s secret fear that she doesn’t actually want to be a mother despite having two kids, to Amy’s perfect-on-the-outside-abusive-on-the inside marriage to Melissa’s spiralling alcoholism and Emily’s single motherhood.
But could a lie that spans just as long tear them apart?
A Sunday Times top ten bestseller. This is the dark and twisty psychological thriller from the No.1 ebook bestselling author of The Woman Next Door.
You are cordially invited to the party of the season where you’ll meet Constance and her friends in action.
Have you read any of these or heard good things about them? Or have I tempted you to add them to your wish list or buy them? I’d love to know.