My Tuesday publish the place I’ll ‘tease‘ you with the cowl, blurb, and first paragraph of one of many titles from my very own TBR.

This guide is a title I obtained from Boldwood Books through
NetGalley and I sit up for studying it quickly.

Immediately, Tuesday September sixteenth, I wish to introduce one of many ARCs on my TBR. This can be a title that I downloaded from NetGalley.

This novel shall be revealed on October 4, 2025
Writer: Boldwood Books   ISBN:  9781835617144  –  360 pages

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1)  The setting. I’m all the time drawn to novels set in Cornwall.

2)  The twin time line with ‘gothic’ vibes.

3) The title. I often gravitate towards books with the phrase ‘home’ within the title, I don’t know why. And this one is close to the ocean…

4) I very often take pleasure in books with boarding faculties within the story.

From the prologue… July 1966

“It’s a number of hours after lights out when John’s naked toes meet the chilly lino beneath his mattress. He pulls on his wool dressing robe and a pair of darned socks and tiptoes previous the blanket-ensnared types of three different boys who share his dorm. They may have surrendered to sleep. he thinks, however he hasn’t. His guilt received’t let him.

Victoria Scott is a bestselling British creator of life-affirming fiction, identified for her gripping gothic historic mysteries and uplifting guide membership novels that discover themes of hope, resilience and the facility of human love and friendship. Her books are good for followers of Lucinda Riley, Kate Morton, and Jojo Moyes.

Her novels, The Storyteller’s Daughter and The Girls Who Wouldn’t Go away, are each Amazon Prime 100 bestsellers. Her newest novel, The Home on the Cliff – a haunting, atmospheric story of secrets and techniques and second possibilities – publishes worldwide on October 4th 2025 and is accessible to pre-order now.

Earlier than turning into a novelist, Victoria labored as a journalist for the BBC, The Telegraph and Al Jazeera. She now combines her love of storytelling with lecturing in journalism at Kingston College.

Victoria lives on an island within the River Thames together with her husband, two youngsters, and a cat known as Alice. When she’s not writing, she is a eager (however novice) singer and gardener.

Is that this a title that you’d take into account including to your TBR pile?

Why, or why not?

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