Read whatever, whenever, however.
In brief: The story of The Killers' world tour in 2013, told in black and white pictures. Photographer: Erik Weiss The good: The pictures are gorgeous (even the ones without the boys in them). The not-so-good: Huge, heavy book (is this an attempt by the band for the fans to develop biceps like Brandon's?) Why... Continue Reading →
Recently I came to the revelation that this is my blog and I can do things any way I want…after nearly 8 years. If you follow me on other forms on social media, you will know my passion for The Killers, who just happen to be in Australia this week as part of the Wonderful... Continue Reading →
In brief: Abby Taylor is an Aussie soapie star who needs a change. Why not Hollywood? But it's a lot more difficult to be noticed here so it looks like she'll have to get a day job… The good: I liked that Abby had a career and it was fun to read about the auditions... Continue Reading →
In brief: The third in the Dive Bar series told from Eric's point of view. He's always been a no strings attached anytime man, but now he's met Jean. Who just happens to be about to have a baby… The good: I wasn't confident Eric could be redeemed, but Chaser shows that there is a... Continue Reading →
So last week was back to work and here's something I learned: don't try to read and digest all your emails in one go! No time for heavy reads or shopping, so it was nice to read some fun stuff. This week should be a lot less random so I'm hoping to get stuck into... Continue Reading →
In brief: The second in the Steeple Street series. Agnes becomes the first nurse in the coal mining village of Bowden, but the locals don't want a nurse. The good: Really picked up as the strike hit and the drama increased. The not-so-good: First part wasn't terribly interesting, as Agnes doesn't show too much character.... Continue Reading →
In brief: Emmy applies for a job, thinking it's a gateway to becoming a War Correspondent. Unfortunately, she's typing letters for the agony aunt of Woman's Friend magazine. The good: It's sweet and fun with a jolly tone. The not-so-good: So terribly sad in places. Why I chose it: Sent to me by Pan Macmillan... Continue Reading →
So last week was a bit better and as you can see below, I got some reading in too. I also got some lovely books in the mail too! The Art of Friendship by Lisa Ireland (released 24th April) is a book I've been looking forward to for ages! Libby and Kit have been friends since... Continue Reading →
In brief: Showgirl Ruby Wilde is at the top of her game in Las Vegas in the late 1960s. But it wasn't always that way growing up and her life is about to take another twist… The good: You feel like you really are on the Strip. The not-so-good: Some very painful moments for the... Continue Reading →
