‘Aphrodite’s Child’:

Loving this book as we arrived in Cyprus at the same time as the author, so it brings back good memories for me.

Very well written. An easy read.
Great book to read on a wet day to transport you to the sunshine.

 Beautifully written - felt involved with the characters the whole way through. Captured the essence of Cyprus. Although I felt it finished a bit too soon as I would liked to have found out what happened to them all.

 As I am married to a now retired RAF officer, I found the beginning of this story brought back some great memories and gave a good insight into the life of a military wife. Once we got into the main story, I found it very difficult to put down and thoroughly enjoyed it. I don't read a huge amount and only find time when away and relaxed and this was a perfect book for me. An easy, amusing and compelling read.

 It is a difficult balance to write about relationships and not fall into either bodice ripping romance, or cliff hanging soap opera. With this, her first novel, Sarah Catherine Knights has avoided those pitfalls and produced a solid story. We are steeped in Emily Blackwell's life with her children and her RAF husband and their posting from England to Cyprus. The complexities of her relationship with her husband, her friends, and her children is built up, layer by layer. When the unexpected, unwanted happens Emily is faced with making a decision that will permanently alter not just her life, but the lives of her children and husband as well. I enjoyed reading this book, and very much look forward to more from this author.

 This insightful book reveals the pleasures and trials of a military wife's life on Cyprus and will strike a chord with many women who have had to cope with the experience of living overseas far from family, friends and normality. The wide range of issues and emotions which are dealt with honestly and sensitively keep you enthralled and leave you deeply affected.

 Anyone that wishes to gain an "understanding" of military life overseas, or fancies a wonderful trip to Cyprus should read this.

'Life Happens’:

Stunning book to read.The storyline flows all the way through the book.Most enjoyable book to read. I certainly recommend Life Happens.

Oh this was fabulous, drew me right in from Page 1. Couldn't put it down. No one ever truly knows what goes on in other''s lives........no matter how good the friendship is!
Another fab book.

The characters are very well described and it sounds like so many other friendship groups in real life. Having lived in Cyprus and various military bases I love reading the familiar place names and way of life cleverly woven into the story too. Luckily I enjoy it immensely but I know a lot that feel just as Rachael in the book did and it can be a real struggle.


’Love is a State of Mind’:

This is the third book from this author that I have read and it's great to be able to say that it was definitely worth the wait. This story is set in different circumstances, lifestyle and settings to the first two books and it certainly doesn't disappoint. Centred around a middle aged teaching couple with a grown-up up family living in middle England, the story takes the reader through the emotional turmoil of life changing events, so accurately described that I wanted to reach out and hug those affected. Many of us have experienced the issues that make up the story and the writer captures the feelings and emotions of the characters so well that they feel so real. It's not often I cry when reading, this novel got me. Definitely recommend along with the earlier books.

Loved this book. A real page turner. Full of real emotion, ups and downs but with a message of hope. Fantastic!

This is the third of Sarah's books I have read and I loved it! Not many books have had the ability to make me laugh, and cry - this did both. Can't wait for the fourth!

‘Love, Honour and Annoy’:

Sarah's latest book sees a change of genre from her other creations that I have read. I'm pleased to say that this has been achieved seamlessly. The reader is taken through the development of the marriage of two seemingly polar opposite individuals navigating inevitable ups and downs. A good read.

I really enjoyed this book , totally different from the others , I highly recommend that you read it 🙂❤️