Set in London in 1865, Fallen is escapism at its best. Justine Elyot tells a wonderful tale with authentic language, and paints a vivid picture of what life would have been like at the time. The story centres around James Stratton, a young man who makes a living by...
Book Review: The Choice by Monica Belle
The Choice by Monica Belle is based in Oxford, England, and its prestigious university. It tells the story of Poppy Miller, a promising and ambitious student who's looking to get into the world of politics - in spectacular style. From day one her choices are carefully...
Book Review: The Accidental Bride by Portia Da Costa
The Accidental Bride is book three in the Accidental trilogy by Portia Da Costa. If you haven't read the first two books, then I wouldn't recommend reading this review as there will inevitably be spoilers. Book three has loved-up couple John and Lizzie living together...
Book Review: The Accidental Mistress by Portia Da Costa
I jumped into book two of Portia Da Costa's Accidental trilogy immediately after finishing book one. I've been a fan of Portia for several years and looked forward to reading this trilogy, so much so that I hung on until book three was available so I could read all...
Book Review: The Accidental Call Girl by Portia Da Costa
I've been a huge Portia Da Costa fan for many years, so I was excited to hear that she was releasing a trilogy. I deliberately waited until the third book became available so I could read all three, back to back. The Accidental trilogy is lauded as being an erotic...
Book Review: All You Can Eat by Emma Holly
Article first published as Book Review: All You Can Eat by Emma Holly on Blogcritics. All You Can Eat is my first Emma Holly novel - and I'm hooked! Right from the very beginning, this book grips you and doesn't let go, not even when you've finished it. Frankie Smith...
