Phyllida Shrimpton

Jul 18, 2024 | l8r.it | Simon Van Booy |Anne Booth |Phyllida Shrimpton |Marianne Cronin

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Jun 20, 2024 | l8r.it | Beth Morrey |Phyllida Shrimpton |Anne Booth |Helen Fisher

LoveReading Says About Press Reviews Author LoveReading Says Oh how I loved this book-bundle of joy! Lucky Day made me ache with all the feelings it evoked. It’s piercing and provocative yet thoughtful and empathetic as it tickles and prods laughter to the surface. Beth Morrey has been fast developing into one of my favourite authors (she’s also rather fun to follow on social media too). Her debut Saving Missy and second novel Em & Me were both LoveReading Star Books.

Sep 18, 2023 | sandysbookaday.wordpress.com | Phyllida Shrimpton

EXCERPT: There were, Melody knew, two reasons that the pair of them had begun to drift apart. One, the things she’d discovered in the old book could never be unseen. Two, Juliana herself had changed and, no matter how pleased they were to see each other, these days they could never quite seem to rekindle the easy friendship they’d shared in their youth.

Sep 18, 2023 | culturefly.co.uk | Phyllida Shrimpton |Natalie Xenos

Adalyn Grace’s Foxglove – the sequel to last year’s decadently dark Belladonna – is a novel that was at the top of many romantasy readers’ most anticipated books for late summer. But whilst the first novel in Grace’s trilogy was infused with an autumnal atmosphere, this second book has a more summery spirit as protagonist Signa Farrow is forced to confront her past and return to where her entanglement with Death began.

Sep 15, 2023 | culturefly.co.uk | Phyllida Shrimpton

I’m a child again, playing on the beach in Devon, the cool sand beneath my feet, the taste of salt on my lips. The red sails of Mirror Dinghy’s are billowing in the breeze and the sun is dropping diamonds on the sea, tumbling them into shore on the incoming tide.