Are you a Kindle Unlimited subscriber? Are you guilty of downloading KU books then forgetting all about them? I am, so I decided it was time to start working my way through them!

Looking back at the books I read over the last year and sharing the ones I loved the most.

The books I read during December 2025. What a wonderful selection to finish my year’s reading. Nostalgia, humour, Christmas, and good old-fashioned murder!

Here are all the books I read in November, including Golden Age crime classics, cosy fantasy, contemporary festive romances, a gothic short story classic, and the return of an old favourite.

The books I read and loved during October 2025, featuring Benedict Brown, Agatha Christie, Ruth Jones and James Corden, Abbie Hicks, Phil Rickman, and Christine Pullein-Thompson.

The books I read during September 2025, featuring Sarah Hope, Agatha Christie, Jessica Redland, Dan Brown, LM Montgomery, and Lucy Jane Wood.

A mixed bag of books this month - everything from romance to contemporary fantasy to a children’s mystery. Plus, my first venture into gangland thrillers.

The books I read and loved in July 2025 - featuring Veronica Henry, Agatha Christie, Val Wood, Sue Townsend and K.T. Dady

The books I read and enjoyed in June, featuring Agatha Christie, Winifred Holtby, Jan Crowther, Daisy James and Jessie Cahalin.

The books I read and loved in May 2025, featuring Kate Foster, Agatha Christie, Jessica Redland and Milly Johnson.

Six books read in March, with three four-star, two four-and-a-half-star, and one five-star read!

The books I read in February - all four, four and a half, or five star reads!

After cutting down on my evening television viewing, I managed to fit in eleven books in January. Here’s what I read!

Looking back on my eventful 2024 in photographs.

Looking back at the books I read and (mostly) loved in 2024.

My top five reads of 2024 and the reading challenge I’ve set myself for 2025.

I attended the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival in Harrogate for the first time ever. Here’s what I thought of it.

Why I can’t resist the pull of books about magic and mystery.