Rob Jones has truly outdone himself with The Atlantis Covenant, a high-octane adventure that blends history, archaeology, and nonstop action into an unforgettable reading experience. Max Hunter, world-renowned archaeologist and former soldier, has spent his life chasing the myth of Atlantis. When a discovery beneath the Gates of Nineveh reveals clues that could finally lead…
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Toffee Apple Strudel by Susan A King | Book Review
Beatrice and Doug are juggling more than most couples could handle: moving into a sprawling new five-bedroom home, planning a September wedding, and unexpectedly taking in a distant teenage relative. Beatrice assumes it will be simple, but quickly learns that caring for a teenager comes with its own set of challenges and plenty of growing…
A Scottish Lighthouse Escape by Julie Shackman | Book Review
Julie Shackman delivers an emotionally rich, atmospheric gem in A Scottish Lighthouse Escape—one that’s as heartwarming as it is poignant. Though this is my first read in the Scottish Escape series, I felt immediately immersed in Rosie Winters’ world of heartbreak, healing, and rediscovered purpose. When her life is shattered by personal tragedy and betrayal,…
The Case of the Body on the Orient Express by Kelly Oliver | Book Review
After enjoying the first book in Kelly Oliver’s The Detection Club series, I had high expectations going into The Case of the Body on the Orient Express—and I wasn’t disappointed. This clever and captivating mystery perfectly blends historical fiction with cozy sleuthing, bringing to life some of the most iconic literary figures of the era…
Summer Escapes on the Scottish Isle by Lilac Mills | Book Review
Freya is living what seems like a dream in London—thriving in her career, in a committed relationship, and on the cusp of a major promotion. But all of that is put on pause when she gets a call that her father needs her. Without hesitation, she returns to the Isle of Skye, where the rhythm…
Murder Most Wilde by Helen Golden | Book Review
This was my first time reading a book from the Right Royal Cozy Investigations series—and wow, what a treat! Helen Golden masterfully crafts a murder mystery that stands perfectly on its own while hinting at a wonderfully rich world of recurring characters. If you’re a first-timer like me, don’t worry: there’s even a character guide…
A Scottish Teashop in Napoli by Jane Lambert | Book Review
This beautifully written story is a celebration of unexpected second chances, blossoming friendships, and the strength that comes from starting over. After being left behind by her fiancé, Lucy’s impulsive move to Naples sets her on a path of self-discovery and renewal. There, she meets Elena, a widowed mother trying to keep both her late…
Over The Sea to Skye by Sue Moorcroft | Book Review
Valentina’s story tugged at my heartstrings in the best way. As the eldest Wynter sister, her journey felt deeply layered—navigating single motherhood, her complicated relationship with her ex, and the lingering gap left by her unknown biological family. When her summer on Skye begins with a chaotic train ride thanks to a charming American tourist…
One More Day of Us by Shari Low | Book Review
Shari Low always delivers stories that feel personal, warm, and emotionally resonant—and One More Day of Us is no exception. Told in dual timelines, this novel follows three young women in 1990 living their dream as singers in a Hong Kong hotel, and then revisits them in 2025 as they reunite for the first time…
The House at River’s Edge by Rachel Burton | Book Review
A deeply moving historical narrative, this book intertwines the lives of two generations—one navigating the idyllic yet shifting world of 1914, and another uncovering its secrets from the lens of 1997. Initially, I found the story a bit challenging to follow due to its large cast and shifting timelines, but once the threads began to…
