Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune was published in 2021 and promised to be a really intriguing read.
I had heard brilliant things about TJ Klune’s previous novel, The House In The Cerulean Sea, so I jumped at the chance of reading Under The Whispering Door.
A Special Cornish Christmas by Phillipa Ashley was published in 2021.
I really enjoy a good cosy Christmas book that really gets me in the festive spirit so I was keen to read this. I love watching Hallmark Christmas movies this time of year and I’m always hoping to find romance books that are the literary equivalent.
Underneath The Christmas Tree is written by Heidi Swain and was published in 2021. Underneath The Christmas Tree is Heidi Swain’s sixth Christmas book but it’s the first I have read.
On a Night Like This by Lindsey Kelk was published in 2021.
Lindsey Kelk is a talented author known for her engaging storytelling and relatable characters, making her novels a delightful escape into the world of contemporary romance.
The Christmas Escape was a 2021 festive novel by bestselling author Sarah Morgan.
Sarah Morgan is the queen of heart-warming, romantic novels. I love a happy ever after! I also love Christmas and all things festive so when I saw she was releasing a new Christmas book, I knew I had to read it.
Triflers Need Not Apply is a novel by Camilla Bruce, published in 2021.
I was intrigued by this book as it was a bit of a change of pace from what I’m used to reading. I don’t usually read true crime or anything overly gruesome but the cover and blurb caught my attention. Plus as it’s set in the 19th century, its a historical fiction novel, a genre that I really enjoy.
After the success of Away With The Penguins, Hazel Prior has written a sequel aptly titled Call Of The Penguins.
Away With The Penguins was a huge success and was a Richard and Judy book club pick in 2020. I really enjoyed the first book and so was excited to read the second.
Midnight In Everwood was the debut novel by M.A Kuzniar, published in 2021.
The story is a fantastical retelling of the classic tale The Nutcracker. I’m a lover of all things festive so I was excited to read this one.
After the huge success of his debut novel The Thursday Murder Club, Richard Osman released the sequel, The Man Who Died Twice.
Richard Osman, often hailed as the “king of cosy crime,” has garnered acclaim for his mysteries that blend humour with a good whodunnit.
I’ve read a couple of Harriet Evans novels in the past and they’ve been lovely romantic reads. However, The Beloved Girls, published in 2021, promised to be something different. From the synopsis, The Beloved Girls sounded like a darker, more intriguing story.