Works for me. Had a lovely walk up Win Hill in Derbyshire last weekend. I'd recommend that if you are anywhere near there.

Goodreads tells me that I've now read 900 books since I started recording them in 2010 (though some predates that period). My 900th book was The Mermaid Of The Black Conch. An enjoyable read. I'll have to look back and pick out some favourites. What are you reading this weekend?

Just finished this. So much in there to think about, the debate about the justification for war an allegory for our internal struggle. Can be understood in many ways but the central idea of dharma, of selfless duty (?) is at its core. Next, the epic poem, The Mahabharata.

Happy Monday everyone. I am pleased to announce the two winners of Paris, Address Unknown are @EHensby and @TPDimps - congratulations to them an thank you to everyone who entered the draw. If you do read the book I'd love to know what you think of it.

If you love a gripping psychological thriller you might want to enter the last two days of our giveaway of Rachel Nacer's debut, Paris, Address Unknown. Set in Paris it explores what happens when curiosity becomes an obsession. RT quoting the title to enter by 5PM tomorrow,

My latest giveaway of the debut by Racel Nacer, paris, Address Unknown but if you’d like a gripping psychological thriller about curiosity turning into obsession, the closing date is Sunday 5PM so you've still got time to enter

If you’d like a fast-paced psychological thriller set in 1990s Paris take a look at this debut by Rachel Nacer. To celebrate the launch Rachel is offering two copies of Paris,Address Unknown in a giveaway. Just RT, quoting the title, by 5PM Sunday 16th (UK Only I'm afraid)

Fortunately, I absolutely loved Cry, The Beloved Country. A classic from SA writer, Alan Paton, I thought it was wonderful - understated, yet powerful. Again, anyone else read it? #devonbookhour

Good evening everyone - a little cooler this week than last! Hope you are all well. Going live with this week's #devonbookhour. Who's with me tonight?

Going live in 5 with this week's #devonbookhour. Hope to see you there between 8 and 9. What's your book news this week?