#BLOGTOUR | Acts of Kindness – Heather Barnett @WritesHeather @SerpentineBooks @rararesources @gilbster1000 #bookblogger #bookreview #amreading

Dream Job. Fresh Start. Big Mistake.

When Bella Black arrives in a sleepy Wiltshire village, it seems like the perfect place for a new start: a lovely home, exciting job and an attractive colleague or two to take her mind off her recent divorce.

When people start disappearing, she realises she holds the key to a mystery bigger than she could have ever imagined.

Who is really pulling the strings at the secretive OAK Institute?

Can anyone be trusted?

Will Bella make the right choices before its too late?

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Review:

Acts of Kindness by Heather Barnett is an entertaining read. It was not only mystery, but it was also uplifting and amusing! I enjoyed the light-hearted take on a mystery!

I really liked Bella. I felt like she was a well rounded character that led this story very well. She feels like a person I could really relate to. The rest of the characters were great as well. This was a character driven book.

I liked the writing. I was definitely guessing the plot, and it was a light and breezy read.

Very enjoyable. Give it a shot!

Rating:

4/5☆

*I received a free copy of this book from Rachel’s Random Resources to review honestly on the blog tour. All opinions are my own and unbiased.*


Heather Barnett gained a degree in English and French from the University of Leeds and has written ever since: from copywriting to stand-up comedy and sketches. She is now focusing on writing novels. Heather’s influences span Jane Austen and Douglas Adams at one end of the alphabet through to PG Wodehouse at the other.

Heather’s debut novel, Acts of Kindness, is an uplifting, light-hearted mystery. It was inspired by witnessing commuters helping a woman who’d fallen down the stairs at Paddington station; intermingled with wondering what was behind some grand stone gateposts that she used to drive past in Wiltshire.

Her second novel, Lord Seeks Wife, is a romantic comedy and will be published summer 2021.

Aside from writing, Heather’s interests are classic literature, cats and comedy.

Heather is head of marketing at an agency near Oxford and lives by the river Kennet in Berkshire.

For more information on Heather and her books, please visit her website: http://www.heatherbarnettauthor.com or join the discussion on Twitter @WritesHeather.

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Serpentine Books: http://www.serpentinebooks.com Twitter: @SerpentineBooks


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