The Chateau Of Happily Ever Afters by Jaimie Admans Excerpt

Welcome back everyone, today we have an excerpt from Jaimie Admans awesome new book, The Chateau of Happily Ever Afters. This post is part of Jenny's book tour, don't forget to check out the other posts on this tour.

About The Book:

Where dreams come true…?

Wendy Clayton stopped believing in fairy tales a long time ago. Instead, she has a ‘nice’ life. Nice job. Nice flat. Absolutely no men. Until her life is turned upside-down when her elderly neighbour, Eulalie, passes away and leaves her the Château of Happily Ever Afters!

But there’s a catch: she must share the sprawling French castle with Eulalie’s long-lost nephew, Julian. And no matter how gorgeous he is, or how easily she finds herself falling head over heels, Wendy needs to find a way to get rid of him…

Under A Tuscan Sky by Karen Aldous Excerpt

Good afternoon all, and welcome back to my blog. Today we have an excerpt from the book Under A Tuscan Sky by Karen Aldous. This is part of Jenny's book tour at Neverland Book Tours.

Escape to Tuscany this summer with Karen Aldous’s brilliantly uplifting read. Perfect for fans of Erica James and Cathy Kelly.

A summer she’ll never forget… 

When Olivia Montague’s grandmother passes away, she decides it’s finally time to make some changes in her own life. So she breaks up with her ‘going nowhere’ boyfriend and embarks on a journey to her Nonna’s home in Tuscany.

My Summer Playlist

This post has been floating around for a few weeks now and what with the nice weather we've been having lately my blog kind of took a back seat.

I am a big fan of music and lately I haven’t listened to much. I used to listen to music all the time, at home, in the car, out and about but I even have the volume in my car turned down, which if you knew me, you’d know is not like me at all. 

With summer finally here - more so the time of year rather than the actual weather (as it's supposed to thunder storm today) but I decided it was time to get my iPod back out and sort myself out a summer playlist. So I thought maybe I should share it with you guys, and maybe even get some suggestions from yourselves.

The Little Kiosk By The Sea by Jennifer Bohnet Review

Happy Sunday everyone. I hope you're all having a good weekend. Sorry that this review is an hour late, I was supposed to have this all written up on Friday but then the beautiful weather took over. So here we are and today we have a review for The Little Kiosk By The Sea by Jennifer Bohnet. This book was gifted as part of Jenny's book tour.

One summer they’ll never forget…

Meet Sabine, desperately fighting to save her little kiosk from closure whilst turning down her friend Owen’s proposals, time and time again.

Cue Harriet, returning to Dartmouth after thirty years, haunted by the scandal that drove her away and shocked by a legacy that threatens her relationship with her journalist daughter.

Pot Love & The Sinking Chef by Sylvia Ashby Cover Reveal

Good Morning everyone, so for my third and final post for this week, we have the new covers for Sylvia Ashby's books Pot Love and The Sinking Chef (Pot Love 2). Just look at these, how amazing are they?! I just want to eat them, they look so tasty.

Ashley Burkе is your average next-door girl. She lives with her boyfriend, loves her work and secretly fancies her boss.

When Ashley loses it all through no fault of her own, well, apart from snogging her boss and getting caught by his fiancée, she needs to act fast to find a new job. A lucrative vacancy comes her way – a spot on a popular day-time TV – but there is a catch. It's a cookery spot and Ashley can’t cook to save her life.

This Time Next Year ... (plus giveaway)

Hello 30, that’s right. I said it. I’m 30 today. That has come around far too quickly. So last month I read a post by Jodie, about some of her goals for ‘this time next year’ I loved the idea of how the post was set out so (with her consent) I stole this because I figured this would be a good post to post on my 30th birthday. So here we go.

A little of Chantelle Rose by Cristina Hodgson Guest Post

Afternoon everyone, so today I have a guest post for the new book A little of Chantelle Rose by Cristina Hodgson. If you've been reading my blog lately you'll know that I reviewed this book a couple of days ago (see review here), I received the e-book as part of Jenny's Book Tour.

The debut novel is based on a young woman living in London who is looking to change her life. In the novel, Chantelle, after becoming an extra in a “seedy crime film” is offered the chance of a lifetime, a role to play with a million dollars to win and seemingly nothing to lose; she accepts without thinking twice. Little does she know that the role she's been given to play may strip her of everything. Simultaneously, two men seem set on winning her heart, but someone also seems bent on scaring her away. The novel is suitable for young adult readers who enjoy romantic comedies.

Reflecting on the journey to publication, Cristina remarks that being accepted for publication “is without a doubt one of the most magical and incredible moments that any author will feel”.