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All The Gear, No Idea! Book 2 by Allison Lee

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Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. All The Gear, No idea book 2 is non-fiction. I was so happy there is a book 2, and I could carry on reading Alison Journey and where she left us last. Which was moving into a new house and her husband not like the property and all the problems she has trying to make her idea come true. Again I was engaged from the start and read in hour because It's so interesting and fascinating to read what happens to Alison and how she embracing and tackles things that happen to her. I don't know if I could do this I think I would give up by now. I do love her determination. All the Gear is written well with and has so much emotion in her writing . I feel like I know Alison personally through her books can't wait for the book 3. 5 stars. Allison’s Bio Allison Lee first started writing education and non-fiction books in 2006 based on her profession at the time in the Early Years. Having always h

Kloe’s New Start by K.M. Selvidge

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Thank you @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeReview #FreeBookReview #LBTKids for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Kloes New Start is children book years to 7–13 years old with lovely illustrations that work well with the book. The story about Kloe who starts a new school and her brother Wreny there, and he starts to get in trouble which effects Kloe making friends. This is a lovely quick read that children will adore and has a strong theme that runs through the book which is : trying to be yourself and not to judge people who you don't know just by appearances or having someone in your family that misbehaviours which means you're the same. Kloes New start is short read that has great characters which are cats which drawn me to the book even more. A lovely and entertaining read. This story has a good plot and very easy to get into. 5 stars. I Hope there is another book so I can see what happens to Kloe and her brother n

Beyond The Smiles by Minnie Lewis

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Thank you @rararesources for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Beyond The Smiles has a beautiful front cover that I was drawn to from the minute I saw it. The story ais about the main character which is Laura who gets a phone call from Father Mallory who tells Laura her dad has died, but he left her and her Mum when she was very young. Laura instantly does not want to go the funeral but she changes her mind and goes to Suffolk. Beyond the Smiles pulled me into its story line from the start and I found it very easy to get into. I found it difficult to put down because I needed to know what would happen to Laura about her past and friends. I liked Laura character, and she reminds me of myself in some of her characteristic, like how nice she is to her friends and boyfriend, but they don't seem to be the same back to her. Entertaining and cosy read that you can sit and read on these dark nights with hot chocolate and getting lost into this amazing story

Their Little Lies by Quinn Avery

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Thank you @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeReview #FreeBookReview #LBTCrime #LBTThriller for letting me be part of this tour and revieving this book. Their Little Lies is a crime fiction genre and is about Josephine who is a detective, and she retreats to her home town due to not be able to solve a murder. There is two timelines that work well in the book. This is a tremendous read that you will feel like you are on a rollercoaster while reading it due to the events that unfold in the book. I like the twists and turns that were in the book and didn't see them coming. This is a gripping and brilliant read that you will probably read in two days. It has a great storyline , with good plot and great characters. 5 stars. Blurb In this gripping psychological thriller, a spinoff to Right Across the Bay, the discovery of unimaginable family secrets leads to chilling signs of a serial killer… After failing to solve the most complex homicides of her care

You Had Me At Chateau by Portia MacIntosh

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Thank you @rararesources and @PortiaMacintosh for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. You had me at Château is romcom genre and I absolutely loved reading this book. It was so easy to get into, and I adored Amber who is a writer for romance books. Amber gets opportunity to go to the Château for a writers retreat that will help her with her writing. You had me at Château is funny read that made me laugh, and I loved the ending. Such heart-warming and fantastic read . I read this in one sitting because it is a delightful read which she will get hooked on from the start. I do like Portia Macintosh writing style and her book just wonderful and a fun read that takes me away from my life for a while. Amber is such a lovely character, I felt like I have known her forever. 5 stars. Blurb nightmare...), she is at a crossroads of what to do with her career. When the opportunity arises to go on a writer's retreat at an exclusive château in the beautiful French Alps

One Night Only by G.P. Ritchie

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Thank you @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter One Night Only is a crime mystery genre. This is the second book I have read by G.P Ritchie and found it to be a gripping and enjoyable read. The story is about Andy who loves puzzles and being a Detective in Edinburgh suits him well. Andy is trying to find the evidence to a crime after a council gets murdered. I did like the characters in the story and liked there backstory it felt like I knew them better. There is a good amount of darkness and suspense that will keep you gripped till the end of the book. The story is well written, and you can tell G.P Ritchie has done his research because it comes out in the book very well. The story jumps to past and present quite bit, and I did feel this worked well in the book. I enjoyed G.P Ritchie style of writing which is engaging and interesting 4 stars. Can't wait to read more. Blurb Life is precious. That’s why they take it. As a boy, Andy Lorimar loved puzzles,

Superstition by James Blakey

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Thank you @cityowlpress @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeReview #FreeBookReview for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Superstition has awesome front cover that reminds me of my Rosie cat and a good blurb that will make you want to pick up this book. . This is book 1 in the series and is horror/ Paranormal genre. The story is about Jerry who is a news reporter and is investigating the deaths at a campus, and he publishes his findings that ends up not great for him which is linked to superstition and bad luck. If you are superstitions you will love this. This is a good read for the spooky and dark months that we are now in. I like the twists that are in the book , I didn't expect them at all which made the book exciting because I had no clue what would happen next. The story is at a good pace and there are lots of things happening in the book that will keep you glued to the end. The story is entertaining and intriguing read.