I am stupidly excited to welcome the lovely Eva of Novel Deelights back to damppebbles today.  Eva very kindly provided a guest review when I was being drowned in books (best way to go) earlier this year*.  Since then, Eva has become an incredibly popular blogger (nothing to do with me) and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed watching her blog grow over the last year.

Eva joins me today to take part in #R3COMM3ND3D2017.  If you’re new to the blog then let me explain.  #R3COMM3ND3D2017 is where I invite the awesomeness of book bloggers and authors to recommend three of their favourite reads from 2017.  And that’s the only rule, the books must have been published in 2017.

Here’s what Eva chose…

A Killer Harvest by Paul Cleave
Because Paul Cleave seems to be rather underrated and more people should be reading his books. I hope this stand-alone will make people check out some of his other work.

The Scandal (Published in the US as Beartown) by Fredrik Backman
Sometimes heartbreakingly sad and incredibly thought-provoking, it got completely under my skin and I will recommend this one until I’m blue in the face.

The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter
It’s Karin Slaughter. ‘Nuff said. 😉

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As expected, brilliant recommendations, thank you Eva.  ‘The Good Daughter’ is cropping up a lot which is great to see (I have ‘The Good Daughter’ on my TBR and will get round to reading it soon, I promise).

If Eva has managed to tempt you, or if you would like to find out more about the books she has recommended, please click the following amazon.co.uk links:

A Killer Harvest by Paul Cleave | The Scandal by Fredrik Backman| The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter |

About Eva:
I’m Eva, wrong side of 40, living in Belgium with a hubby and a 13-year-old Maltese called Yoshi. I like books, boots and white wine, not necessarily in that order and dream of living in Tuscany.

Eva’s Blog and Social Media Links:
Novel Deelights | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram |

* I’m STILL drowning in books!

My thanks to the wonderful Eva for joining me today.  Make sure you check in again tomorrow when I welcome Juliet Butler of Bookliterati to the blog.