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Hera by Jennifer Saint

Hera by Jennifer Saint is a reimagining of the story of Hera, the queen of the gods in Greek mythology.

Known as the goddess of marriage, women, childbirth, and family, Hera is often depicted in myths as a powerful yet often vengeful deity, particularly in her relationship with her husband, Zeus, and his many infidelities.

Jennifer Saint aims to provide a deeper and more nuanced portrayal of this complex goddess, exploring her motivations, struggles, and the challenges she faces.

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Book Review: You Are Here by David Nicholls

You Are Here by David Nicholls follows Michael and Marnie, two lost souls—one adrift after his wife’s departure and the other stuck in the aftermath of a failed marriage—who are brought together by a mutual friend for a ten-day hike, where they unexpectedly find hope and the potential for a brighter future.

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Book Review: The Wrong Sister by Claire Douglas

The Wrong Sister is the latest novel by Claire Douglas, published in March 2024.

Claire Douglas is the Sunday Times bestselling author novels such as The Woman Who Lied and The Sisters.

I’ve really enjoyed the last couple of novels by Claire Douglas so I was so excited to receive a copy of The Wrong Sister via Netgalley.

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Book Review: A Love Song for Ricki Wilde by Tia Williams

A Love Song for Ricki Wilde is a 2024 book release, written by Tia Williams.

I thoroughly enjoyed Tia Williams’ previous novel, Seven Days in June, which left a lasting impression on me with its touching romance and gritty realism. I was therefore eager to dive into her latest book, A Love Song for Ricki Wilde.

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Book Review: The Household by Stacey Halls

The Household by Stacey Halls is a historical fiction novel set in Victorian London. Loosely based on true events, this is a story about Urania Cottage, a house of redemption for “fallen women” founded by Charles Dickens and heiress Angela Burnett-Coutts.

I have read all of Stacey Halls’ previous novels and so was thrilled to be offered an advanced copy of her latet book, The Household.

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Book Review: The Women by Kristin Hannah

The Women by Kristin Hannah was published in February 2024. I’d been so excited for this one. I love historical and I’m a huge fan of Kristin Hannah’s books. They take the reader on an emotional rollercoaster and I always feel so invested in the characters’ journeys.

I’ve read a lot of books about WW2 so it was nice to discover a book about a different war. I’ve never previously read anything about the Vietnam War and I was intrigued about the premise to The Women.

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