This page contains the books I have read and reviewed in 2014
Pick a title and you never know you may come across that special book for you!
After I Left You – Alison Mercer
Another Night, Another Day – Sarah Rayner
Elizabeth Is Missing – Emma Healey
The Enlightenment of Nina Findlay – Andrea Gillies
The Flavours of Love – Dorothy Koomson
The Forgotten Daughter – Renita D’Silva
The Heart of Winter – Emma Hannigan
Hello From The Gilllespies – Monica McInerney
Ignoring Gravity – Sandra Danby
The Last Anniversary – Liane Moriarty
The Legacy of Elizabeth Pringle – Kirsty Wark
Little Mercies – Heather Gudenkauf
Quarter Past Two on a Wednesday Afternoon – Linda Newbery
The Rosie Effect – Graeme Simsion
The Secrets We Left Behind – Susan Elliot Wright
Someone Else’s Wedding – Tamar Cohen
The Stolen Girl – Renita D’Silva
The Summer Guest – Emma Hannigan
Summer House with Swimming Pool – Herman Koch
That Part Was True – Deborah McKinlay
This Is The Water – Yannick Murphy
The Twilight Hour – Nicci Gerrard
Your Beautiful Lies – Louise Douglas
Novella
Short Stories
A Twist Of The Knife – Peter James
Crime Thriller
A Dark and Twisted Tide – Sharon Bolton
A Killing of Angels – Kate Rhodes
A Small Deceit – Margaret Yorke
After The Silence – Jake Woodhouse
The Dark Meadow – Andrea Maria Schenkel
The Dead Ground – Claire McGowan
Dear Daughter – Elizabeth Little
Good Girls Don’t Die – Isabelle Grey
The Last Winter of Dani Lancing – P.D. Viner
Mothers of the Disappeared – Russel D McLean
The Murder of Harriet Krohn – Karin Fossum
The Night Hunter – Caro Ramsay
The Outcast Dead – Elly Griffiths
The Perfect Mother – Nina Darnton
The Secret Place – Tana French
Shallow Waters – Rebecca Bradley
Someone Else’s Skin – Sarah Hilary
The Soul of Discretion – Susan Hill
The Talented Mr Ripley – Patricia Highsmith
This Little Piggy – Bea Davenport
The Winter Foundlings – Kate Rhodes
Mystery
A Meditation on Murder – Robert Thorogood
Crossword Ends In Violence (5) – James Cary
The Girl Next Door – Ruth Rendell
Hickory Dickory Dock – Agatha Christie
The Lost Empress – Steve Robinson
Murder on the Orient Express – Agatha Christie
The Mysterious Affair at Castaway House – Stephanie Lam
The Next Time You See Me – Holly Goddard Jones
One, Two, Buckle My Shoe – Agatha Christie
The Stranger House – Reginald Hill
Psychological Thriller
A Pleasure and a Calling – Phil Hogan
A Trick of the Mind – Penny Hancock
Because She Loves Me – Mark Edwards
Before We Met – Lucie Whitehouse
Before You Die – Samantha Hayes
The Book of You – Claire Kendal
The Child’s Child – Barbara Vine
The Cold Cold Sea – Linda Huber
Don’t Stand So Close – Luana Lewis
Dying For Christmas – Tammy Cohen
The Hidden Girl – Louise Millar
Just What Kind of Mother Are You? – Paula Daly
Keep Your Friends Close – Paula Daly
The Last Boat Home – Dea Brøvig
The Liar’s Chair – Rebecca Whitney
The Liar’s Diary – Patty Francis
The Life I Left Behind – Colette McBeth
Mother, Mother – Koren Zailckas
Now That You’re Gone – Julia Corbin
Precious Thing – Colette McBeth
Remember Me This Way – Sabine Durrant
The Secret Wife – Linda Kavanagh
The Telling Error – Sophie Hannah
That Dark Remembered Day – Tom Vowler
The Ties That Bind – Erin Kelly
Unravelling Oliver – Liz Nugent
Watching Over You – Mel Sherratt
Dual Time Line
The Girl in the Photograph – Kate Riordan
Elizabethan
Historical Crime
Death At The Priory – James Ruddick
Not Guilty – Christine Gardner
Quiet Dell – Jayne Anne Phillips
Victorian Murderesses – Mary S. Hartman
Historical Saga
One Last Dance – Judith Lennox
Spilt Milk – Amanda Hodgkinson
Wildflower Hill – Kimberley Freeman
World War I
The Fall and Rise of Lucy Charlton – Elizabeth Gill
The Midnight Rose – Lucinda Riley
Inter War
The Paying Guests – Sarah Waters
World War II
The Sea Garden – Deborah Lawrenson
Mrs Sinclair’s Suitcase – Louise Walters
Tigers in Red Weather – Liza Klaussmann
The End of The Affair – Graham Greene
History of Crime
A Very British Murder – Lucy Worsley
Memoir
84 Charing Cross Road – Helene Hanff
The Girl From Station X – Eliza Segrave
Cleopatra Loves Books 
I Like Your Index Cleopatra!
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Thank you, I’m hoping it will be more helpful than the one I did in 2013!
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Can’t believe you’ve read this many books already. Seriously, how do you do it? Any hints?
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Thank you. I am lucky in that I read fairly fast and I got into the habit of reading before I went to sleep as a small child so there is very rarely a day I don’t read for at least 30 minutes, often longer!
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Great way of indexing your reads – and you are much more disciplined about your reviews than me. Good work, Cleo.
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Thank you – last year’s good idea turned into a bit of a nightmare to format, my only problem comes choosing which genre to put some of the books in!
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Do you spend a lot of time on it Cleo? Any tips? I feel like I’m such a slow reader, when I see what you get through!
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Reading is what I do for relaxation, I don’t watch a huge amount of tv and I’m lucky that I read fairly quickly. I have always (as long as I can remember) read each night before I go to sleep and now my offspring have grown up I have more free time in the evenings/weekends to indulge. I do carry my kindle back and forth to work but rarely read it, even bookworms need to engage with real people too 😉 The main thing is that you enjoy it! Unlike many bloggers I read, write my review and then move onto the next book rather than pondering on the book before reviewing, because that works for me. Just carry on reading good books, this should be about your enjoyment.
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Wow, look how much you have read this year! So impressive!
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Thank you! 🙂
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