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Julia Blake
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It really has been the longest time since I last blogged. My life suddenly became so busy, I was barely able to make it through the days, let alone find the time to sit down and blog about them. So, again, I am sorry, if you are reading this, sorry that it has taken so long for me to catch you up on all that has happened.
First of all, on a personal note, after suffering for three months working at Read more of this blog post »
First of all, on a personal note, after suffering for three months working at Read more of this blog post »
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| A nicely enthralling read of magic libraries, librarians, and feisty magical books. When the library she is working in is attacked, librarian Lydia and her assistant, Rose, follow protocol, gather up the most valuable of the books and flee through a ...more | |
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| What a delightful, charming and whimsical book. Soothing balm for the senses, the author has created a little pocket of wholesomeness in a dark and scary world. Joe Nathan is different from everyone else. He sees the world in a simpler way and strugg ...more | |
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| Book two in the Folding Space series, and Saree is enjoying travelling with the Lightwave. Beginning to consider the crew as almost family, when the planet they are visiting is invaded by marauders, Saree offers to help evacuate the residents to the ...more | |
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| A lushly evocative prequel to the equally superb Trystan trilogy. Set in Iron Age Scotland, this is still a sharply relatable read. The characters may not inhabit our modern world, but they are still very much people. Their thoughts, wants, needs, an ...more | |
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| Another fabulous short story by an author who is now an instabuy for me. When an author publishes an instant best seller based on the true tragedy he suffered through, his adoring fans don’t realise that there is more to the tale than he has shared i ...more | |
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| Book two in the author’s Criminal Conversations series, by about a third of the way through, I began to experience déjà vu, then realised the book was the same story as book one but cleverly retold from an entirely different point of view and perspec ...more | |
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| A short self-help book about the art of frugal living. Whilst it contains much that is merely a question of common sense and mindfulness regarding food planning, shopping, and budgeting, for someone who genuinely is clueless about how to live within ...more | |
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A charming, cosy read set in the heartwarming fictional British village of Oak Tree Lane. For readers who enjoy friends-to-lovers, wholesome heroes and ditsy sweet heroines, this is the book for you. Matt and Robyn have been friends forever, but is th ...more |
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| A brief Christmas story set in the 1920s, which is plump with British tradition and historical charm. I understand this is a companion novella to a cosy mystery series, and I feel I missed out by not having read any other books in the series. Rather ...more | |
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| A sumptuous and lushly evocative read that will speak to the child in every adult that dares to believe and hope against overwhelming odds. Set in a blissful rural village in the east of England, we meet an instantly recognisable and relatable set of ...more | |
“I have always felt that a good story is a good story, and that it transcends setting and genre”
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“Expertly smudging on eyeliner and a bright slash of scarlet lipstick, Isabella studied her reflection and decided she would do.”
― Kiss & Tell
― Kiss & Tell
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So nice to meet you, Julia, here & on Instagram. I look forward to reading your work. Best to you, Lynn
