June 2026

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OK so June has been a total fail! I have no finished projects to show you mainly because there wasnt any! I did have a quick visit to Sarah and had a fabulous time with Ollie and Im so grateful for facetime as I got lots of hugs on arrival!
I have however finished lots of books as Ive been in the car at lot so audio books have been my friend Firstly (physical book)
Wow This isnt my usual genre - its a mystery/thriller Eden goes on a morning run with just her house key, no phone or anything else. When she comes back her key wont work in the lock and she finds that there is another woman in her home who says she is Eden Great premise for a book and the twists and turns of it really gets your hooked in I didnt think I would like it as much as I did but its a 5 star read for me
This one was via audible so audio and another 5 star read/listen Book 5 in the series and continues the adventures of Diana (a witch) and Matthew (a vampire) this one focusing on Diana's fathers family - the Proctors Diana has to retrain in a different type of magic, the twins have their magic abilities tested and Matthew needs to learnt to live with the changes
I loe this series so much so time for my every other year re-listen This prequel tells of how Dr Bairstow came back in time and started St Marys Of course its 5 stars
Third time listening to this on audible - I still love it! Hilarious, at times sad and with a bit of history thrown in too And of course 5 stars https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1752634977l/238766958._SY475_.jpg AN easy cosy read - sort of like an adult fairy tale A princess has to work in a bookstore due to a spell being cast on her and of course she meets a prince This was a book box book and probably not one I would choose myself but it was an easy read and 3 stars
Rereading this - and of course laughing out loud yet again Love the St Mary's books
This is the sad book in the series - both Max and Leo die But dont be sad for too long St Marys sorts it out Of course 5 stars

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