All posts by: Georgia Rose

  I chose to read Night Shift as a member of Rosie Amber’s Book Review Team. I received a copy from the author but this does not alter my review one iota. Some places don’t appear on any maps. Newgate Wood is one of them. Luke and Jessica are travelling home after a date and […]

    I chose to read My Life in Horses as a member of Rosie Amber’s Book Review Team. I received a copy from the author but this does not alter my review one iota. My Life in Horses is a memoir and as such was hugely nostalgic for me. So many memories of my […]

Again, this is after the event but if you would like to see how my sugar detox went then please click here. (And if that doesn’t work as there is something up with my site this morning then I’ve put the link in the comments below – thank you!)   I might be a little […]

  I chose to read this book as a proud member of Rosie Amber’s Book Review Team. I received a copy from the author but this does not alter my review in any way. Dark Magic is a short book at around 96 pages and has a terrific hook right from the first line. The […]

  I know this is completely out of season but I’m playing catch up with all my reviews so we are where we are. A Christmas Carol is compulsory viewing in our house on Christmas Eve. The Patrick Stewart version, naturally. However, I’d never read the book, until this year. I actually started it after […]

  I was so envious of Maisie when I read this wonderful story. Moving back home after university she had the chance, and challenge, to start up a smallholding and as a huge fan of The Good Life I can’t imagine any better way of life. How to Breed Sheep, Geese and English Eccentrics is […]

  This is a detective story with many differences and as well as the usual hunt for a killer a romance is blended into the tale, and it’s no ordinary love story either. Detective David Mallory is going through something in his personal life that I won’t divulge here but which is all encompassing. He […]

I am part of this author’s street team and received a copy of Summer Song which is a short story. This does not alter my review in any way. After a tragedy ten-year-old Melody is returned to the house of her grandmother, who she didn’t know existed. But then she also didn’t know she was […]

  I offered to read and review The Solo Squid because it covers a subject close to my heart. I have been running my own one-person business for over 23 years now, and not always happily, so I was keen to find out what this author had to say on the subject. I received a […]