4 Stars from me I am new to this author and read this book as part of a book group. I am therefore not already one of Lucinda Riley's army of fans, and to my shame I have not read the Seven Sisters. Am I the only person in the world, it feels like it... I was touched to appreciate that the book was one of the author's previous titles that had been published early in her career and that has now been lovingly rewritten by her son and published anew.

ALT: two cartoon squirrels are sitting at a table drinking coffee and toasting .

5 Stars from me ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I 'read' this one via Audible, as I have done with a lot of Steve Cavanagh's books, mainly because I absolutely LOVE the narration on the Eddie Flynn books. Like all the books before it, Two Kinds of Stranger, is perfect. There is not a single fluff or filler chapter, every single word is there to enhance the story.

ALT: a woman in a plaid shirt is sitting on a couch and making a funny face .

5 Stars from me ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I am a huge fan of the DI Barton series and so was over the moon to see a new book in the series - and I love the touch of it being about a book club. Ross Greenwood never disappoints, his books deliver a gorgeous mix of clever humour, creative and engaging characters, well crafted thrillers and the knowledge that everything is safe in the hands of Detective Inspector Barton and the team.

5 Stars from me Brilliant, silly, fun, and for anyone who has been desperately house hunting, cuts a little too close to the truth of how far people will go to secure their dream home... Ok, so maybe Margo goes a little further than your average house hunter might, but who doesn't admire her dedication to the cause! I loved all the characters in this, especially the ones that I loved to hate.