Well Ms Blakely never ceases to amaze me with how quickly she manages to get her stories out, does this woman never sleep?

The great thing about this is that there is always room for another LB story, the really great news is that they ar ealways fab, jam packed with brilliant content, and always a fantastic audio experience.

Thea and Gavin Scott are happily married, or so Gavin thought, but one night after a romantic evening together, Thea admits that she has been faking her O’s (if you know what I mean?) a big argument ensues and Gavin walks out.

After calming himself down and coming to his senses, Gavin goes back home, but Thea has decided enough is enough and she wants a divorce as she hasn’t been happy now for a while.

Gavin is rightly devastated and moves his things out and promptly goes to ‘find himself’ at the bottom of a bottle.

But Gavin’s friends are not having any of it, and decide to allow him into their inner sanctum i.e. the Bromance Book Club.

The premise of the club is quite simple, they get a romance book (Historical fiction to be precise) and learn how to be a better man, and Gavin jumps into this with hilarious results.

There was so many lines in this that made me laugh out loud, especially with the 3rd narrator in the book being actually *from* the book i.e. The Duke in Gavin’s head giving him tips.

Gavin getting a “Book Boner” was the funniest thing I’ve ever heard Hahaha

If you can grab this one I would definitely recommend the audiobook, it was so much fun to listen to

Narration was by Andrew Eiden and Maxwell Caulfield and they did such a brilliant job, I laughed out loud so many times.

Grab it if you can

Wish, ok I have to think about this one and come back with my review

Review to come soon

Prepare yourself for a roller coaster ride of a book, Mary Kubica has done it again!

Sadie and Will Foust and their kids have recently moved from the big bustling city of Chicago, to a sleepy coastal town in Maine, to a house that they have recently inherited.

To get to their new jobs, and also to the kids to school, they have to catch a ferry off of the island where they are living, they have also now have custody of Will's Niece Imogen, after his sister died unexpectedly, so there is plenty of stress around, as she is not the most welcoming person toward them all.

After only being there a few days, the family get a huge shock when one of their neighbours is murdered, and knowing that it must have happened in the night and that there isn't a ferry off of the island until early in the morning, Sadie is aware that the murderer is /was still on the island, which triggers her anxiety.
Especially when it seems that the police seem to have a ridiculous notion that she had something to do with the murder, even though she'd never even met that neighbour, and that they are new to the town.


Sadie and the rest of the family were really hoping to have a fresh start, and thought that this would be it, they really needed it.

While we are watching the Faust family come apart thread by thread, we also get 2 other characters thrown in to the loop, Camille, Sadie's former roommate and Mouse, a little girl who is being abused by her step mother.

How do they all fit together? And who the hell is the murderer?

Mary Kubica is the queen of twisty books, and this one was no different, it was creepy, very atmospheric, and I had no idea where it was going most of the time.

Grab this one as soon as you can and settle down for some serious page turning!

**Thank you to HQ Stories for my copy of this book**