Wednesday 14 August 2019

Blog Tour Book Review: Another You by Jane Cable

Another You
by
Jane Cable

Publisher: Sapere Books 
Publication date: 27th June 2019
Pages: 287
Format read: Kindle edition
Source: Courtesy of the publisher

 

Sometimes the hardest person to save is yourself…
Marie Johnson fell in love with The Smugglers pub when she first moved to Dorset with her husband, Stephen.
But when Stephen’s wandering eye caused the breakdown of their marriage, and the costs of running the pub started to mount, Marie felt her dreams crashing down around her.
With local celebrations planned for the 60th anniversary of D-Day, Marie is hopeful things will turn around.
But she could never have predicted the ways her life will soon be changed forever.
A charming American soldier walks into Marie’s life, but it becomes clear nothing is really as it seems...
Why is Marie suddenly plagued by headaches? Is her American soldier everything he seems to be?
Or could the D-Day re-enactments be stirring up something from the past…?




I went into this story blind. I didn’t read the blurb or any reviews and I think this is the best way to start this story so you really get a sense of the mystery.
I will try and make my review as vague as possible so as not to spoil the story.

Marie is the chef at The Smugglers, a pub she owns along with her estranged husband Stephen. Stephen is controlling and verbally abusive and even though Marie doesn’t want her husband back she is finding it hard to completely let go, more so now their son, Jude, is getting older and will be leaving home soon.

Studland is a buzz with servicemen as a re-enactment of the D-Day rehearsals, which were performed there 60 years ago, will be taking place along with a memorial service.
Marie encounters a few different men on her path to self discovery and they all play an important roll in her journey. There is the elusive serviceman Corbin, George the WWII veteran, George’s son Mark and American serviceman Paxton who is the new love interest.

Jane Cable has written a richly described, heart-felt and captivating story, mixing the past with the present, as Marie battles to release her unfulfilled dreams and start anew.

Marie’s struggle will have you yearning for a happy ending.
Another You is recommended for readers who enjoy a mystery mixed with history and a little romance.

🌟🌟🌟🌟 .5


My rating   4.5/5

 
Although brought up in Cardiff, Jane Cable now lives in Cornwall and is a full time writer. Another You is a moving saga of family life in the 21st century which draws on the horrors of combat, both in modern times and World War Two as down-trodden Marie fights to reclaim her identity and discover what really matters to her. Jane’s next book, Winter Skies, will be available for pre-order from Sapere Books soon.
Follow Jane Cable on Twitter @JaneCable, on Facebook at Jane Cable, Author 


This review is part of the Another You blog tour. You can follow the other blogs on the tour below:
 
 
 







 

22 comments:

  1. This looks lovely - thanx for sharing it

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  2. Great review, thanks for sharing.
    Gemma @ Gemma's Book Nook

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  3. This looks completely fascinating. I'll have to look into it! Thanks!

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  4. Great review this book looks and sounds amazing I am really glad you fully enjoyed reading it. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome post.

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  5. This looks like a really good book.

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  6. I really like the sound of this one!

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  7. Loved reading your review. But I don't think this is for me

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  8. Great review. Just my type of book.

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  9. This looks good. Thank you for the review!

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  10. Great review. Well done for going into it blind, I often think about it but about a chapter in I end up reading the synopsis.

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    1. I often just pick up a book and start reading without looking at the cover blurb.

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  11. A lovely review without spoilers!
    I read one of Jane's previous books, 'The Faerie Tree' and thoroughly enjoyed it, so this one is definitely heading for my list :)

    Yvonne xx

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