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Christmas at the First Sip Coffee Shop by Emma Bennet
Emma Bennet has done it again! A wonderful return to Castle Cove, filled with perfectly imperfect characters, a lovely community and beautifully natural storytelling. I loved this one so much I deliberately tried to make it last longer! 🧑🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) | ✍️ Emma Bennet | 🩷 Christmas at the First Sip Coffee Shop
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A Magical Scottish Christmas by Ellie Henderson
A lovely return to Rowan Bay for a cosy Christmas romance filled with friendship, community spirit and a little uncertainty about the future. I loved Lily and Hamish’s story and seeing the village come together when it mattered most. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) | ✍️ Ellie Henderson | 🎄A Magical Scottish Christmas | 🏢Choc Lit | 🏷️ Zooloo’s Book Tours
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The Man at Table Nine by Robert Whanslaw
I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from this one, but WOW! What a wonderful surprise! Fewer than 200 pages, yet packed with atmosphere, fascinating characters and a story that absolutely blew me away. Some of the best writing I’ve read in a long time! 🧑🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) | ✍️ Robert Whanslaw | 🥃 The Man at Table Nine
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It Started in Kos by S.J. Wood
An absolutely brilliant debut. From the sunshine of Kos to south-west Scotland, I loved the atmosphere, the characters and a romance that felt completely believable. Everything just worked, and that ending… just beautiful. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ S.J. Wood 🩷 It Started in Kos 🏷️ Purchased
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Muscle Mayhem by Dimitris James Iordanidis
A short, light-hearted read about having a go, making mistakes and discovering that everybody has to start somewhere. If you’ve ever felt intimidated by the gym, Bob might just encourage you through the door. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Dimitris James Iordanidis 💪 Muscle Mayhem: A Hilarious Fitness Adventure
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Hunted by Darkness by Kyla Rose
My first deliberate step into Dark Spicy Romance! Atmospheric, fast-paced and considerably spicier than my usual romantic reading, I loved the gothic setting, mystery and sexual tension, and finished knowing I’ll definitely explore the darker side of romance again. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Kyla Rose ❤️🌶️ Hunted by Darkness 🏢 Skulls + Roses
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The Home Swap by A.A. Chaudhuri
I thought I had The Home Swap all worked out. Oh, how wrong I was! A cleverly constructed psychological thriller that completely got inside my head and kept making me question everything I thought I knew. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ A.A. Chaudhuri 🧠 The Home Swap 🏢 Joffe Books 🏷️ Zooloo’s Book Tours
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The Fatal End by A.J. Cross
A good mystery that kept me curious and forming my own theories throughout. If you enjoy television-style crime dramas where specialist characters are right at the heart of solving the crime, The Fatal End may be one to add to your reading list. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ A.J. Cross 🔍 The Fatal End 🏢 Severn House 🏷️ Zooloo’s Book Tours
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Cut and Run by Michelle Kidd
I jumped straight into book ten of the Jack MacIntosh series! Multiple POVs, a fast-paced investigation and an established cast I could follow without ever feeling lost. I didn’t need to know what had happened before, but by 30% I absolutely wanted to! 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Michelle Kidd 🚨 Cut and Run 🏢 Joffe Books 🏷️ Zooloo’s Book Tours
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Killing on the Norfolk Broads by Heather Peck
My first Heather Peck book and my introduction to DCI Greg Geldard and his team. A cleverly plotted, fast-paced investigation that completely gripped me, with an established cast I could step into without ever feeling lost. I enjoyed it so much I finished my review copy and bought the entire series! 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Heather Peck 🚨 Killing on the Norfolk Broads 🏢 Joffe Books 🏷️ Zooloo’s Book Tours
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Secrets on the Fells by Cath Staincliffe
A fast-paced investigation, wonderfully descriptive writing and two detectives I became completely invested in. Secrets on the Fells worked perfectly as a standalone, but I finished wanting to know everything that had come before. My response? I immediately bought all three books in the series! 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Cath Staincliffe 👮 Secrets on the Fells 🏢 Joffe Books 🏷️ Zooloo’s Book Tours
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Holmes Away From Home by Samantha Larsen
Holmes Away From Home completely drew me into the world of Sherlock Holmes without needing Sherlock himself to carry the story. I loved Althea, the clever clues scattered throughout and the twists that ranged from great fun to genuinely jaw-dropping. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Samantha Larsen 🔎 Holmes Away From Home 🏢 Severn House 🏷️ Zooloo’s Book Tours
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The Earl’s Inconvenient Nemesis by Emma Bennet
Within the first chapter I knew I wasn’t going to get much else done. A few hours disappeared, my Kindle came to bed with me and “one more chapter” became considerably more than one. I loved Alice and Anthony, and by the final chapters I was completely invested. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Emma Bennet 🩷 The Earl’s Inconvenient Nemesis 🏢 Vinci Books
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The River Runs Black by Tessa Wegert
The River Runs Black certainly kept me on my toes. With a large cast, numerous locations, multiple points of view and several strands to the investigation, there was a lot to take in. It needed my full attention, but I was satisfied with how everything came together. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Tessa Wegert 👮♂️The River Runs Black 🏢 Severn House 🏷️ Zooloo’s Book Tours
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Murder in the Vineyard by Liz Fielding
My first visit to Maybridge was an enjoyable mystery, although joining the series at book four meant I never quite found the connection with the established characters I’d hoped for. Scout completely stole my heart, and I’m intrigued enough by Abby Finch to go back to the beginning. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Liz Fielding 🕵️ Murder in the Vineyard 🏢 Joffe Books 🏷 Zooloo’s Book Tours
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Winter Magic at Hollybrae Castle by Jaimie Admans
I finished Winter Magic at Hollybrae Castle as a complete emotional mess. The beauty, romance and sheer fun had me laughing one minute and sobbing the next. Jaimie Admans has created wonderful characters, a beautiful romance and a Hollybrae I simply wasn’t ready to leave. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Jaimie Admans 🩷🏰 Winter Magic at Hollybrae Castle 🏢 Boldwood Books
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The Twilight Garden by Emma Davies
A gorgeous, uplifting story and the perfect escape from real life. I loved Emma Davies’s almost illustrated descriptions, the wonderful sense of community and watching the beautiful garden gradually emerge. A lovely, happy-heart read that I thoroughly enjoyed. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Emma Davies 🩷 The Twilight Garden 🏢 Bookouture 🏷️ NetGalley
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The Roommate Subtext by Elia Winters
A fun, clever and deliciously spicy contemporary romance with fantastic chemistry and two characters I couldn’t help rooting for. I loved the alternating viewpoints, the playful secret-identity element and discovering everything for myself. Highly recommended! 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Elia Winters ❤️🌶️ The Roommate Subtext 🏢 Severn House 🏷️ Zooloo’s Book Tours
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The Secret Diary of Rome by M.A. McLaughlin
Beautifully written and full of history, mystery and long-buried family secrets, I loved following Emilia as she uncovered a past she had never been allowed to know. The books, art and dual narrative drew me completely into this fascinating story. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ M.A. McLaughlin ⏳ The Secret Diary of Rome 🏢 Choc Lit 🏷️ Zooloo’s Book Tours
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Saving Christmas at the Highland Repair Shop by Kiley Dunbar
Warm, romantic and full of heart, this was a wonderfully uplifting return to Cairn Dhu. I loved the sense of community, the beautiful connection between the characters and the comforting escapism that Kiley Dunbar writes so well. Exactly the reading escape I needed. 👩🏻💻 MoMoBookDiary (2026) ✍️ Kiley Dunbar 🩷 Saving Christmas at the Highland Repair Shop 🏢 Boldwood Books
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