Bookouture Books On Tour – Page 2 – Book Addict Book Blog

The Bride’s Secret

By: Rosie Walker Many thanks to Bookouture for the ARC of this book and the stop on the book tour! About the Book I gaze into my fiancé’s eyes as I toast to our love, relieved that tomorrow we’ll be married. After we say ‘I do’, no one from my past will ever be ableContinue reading “The Bride’s Secret”

What Every Mother Needs

By: Emily Shiner Many thanks to Bookouture for the ARC of this book and the stop on the book tour! About this book She’s what every mother needs. But can you trust her? Charlotte: Since my husband Lawrence died it’s just me and our sweet baby girl Jordan. It’s so hard raising her alone. ThenContinue reading “What Every Mother Needs”

Your Husband’s Fault

By: Kerry Wilkinson Many thanks to Bookouture for the ARC and the stop on the book tour! About the Book A girl went missing. Was it your husband’s fault? Sarah is so happy to have moved from the city to her husband’s small hometown. James was strangely reluctant at first – but she convinced himContinue reading “Your Husband’s Fault”

Did You See Evie?

By: Miranda Smith Many thanks to Bookouture for the ARC and the stop on the book tour! About the Book I blink awake to the sound of whispering, and look around. Automatically, I do a count. And then I am upright, my heart racing. I count again. “Girls,” I say, trying to sound calm. “DidContinue reading “Did You See Evie?”

My Loving Husband

By: Sheryl Browne Many thanks to Bookouture for the ARC and the stop on the book tour! About the Book Can I really trust the man I married? I take a sip of coffee as I plan my day. My surgeon husband, Cole, slept at work last night, so I had to get the kidsContinue reading “My Loving Husband”

The Favourite Child

By: Emma Robinson Many thanks to Bookouture for the ARC of this book and the stop on the book tour. About the Book ‘Mollie’s missing.’ As I look at my husband, I struggle to take in his words. For years, I’ve been so focussed on our son, who needed me to care for him. I’veContinue reading “The Favourite Child”