I love a good murder mystery, like really love murder mysteries! In fact nearly every book I read is either a murder mystery or a crime drama set in the inter-war period or written during that period. Nothing fills my soul with delight than the combination of ‘inter-war country house murder mystery!’ in a description about a book. To say I was born in the wrong era is an understatement; I would have flourished in the 1920s and 1930s! Anyway now onto another murder mystery book review!
So as you probably know by now that I love to read a lot. In fact I read on average five to six detective fiction or historical non-fiction books a week. To say I that I consume books, that I’m a ravid reader or a bibliophile of Biblical proportions is an understatement! I’ve recently discovered the amazing Daisy Dalrymple murder mystery series by Carola Dunn.
Welcome back to part two of my blog posts on ‘Self-Love’ all year round, ideally named ‘Self-Love Two’! I thought it was quite catchy, no? Maybe not, but I think it’s a brilliant title! Anyway onto the second part of this blog post on why you should do things all year round in regards to self-care, self-love and ‘hygge’- the awesome Danish word for ‘cosiness’ and all things self-care.
Happy Saturday evening everyone! How has your week been? Mine has been filled with food, wine, beer and my first set of (many) flights of the year! I spent two days on the North Coast of Ireland and visited the wonderful Giant’s Causeway (pictured above is the walk down to the Causeway) which also consisted of eating my own body weight in ice cream after visiting the Giant’s Causeway. Heaven!
Whilst awaiting news of Doctor Blake Murder Mysteries Season Five this blog post discusses the success of the show and the impact it’s had on Ballarat, where the show is filmed. Plus look how lovely Dr. Blake is in the above picture!