My review today is of a novel by Jane Lythell. Woman of the Hour is a behind the scenes look at what happens after the cameras stop rolling. Although a fictional novel, Jane Lythell draws from her own wealth of experience as a TV producer for 15 years.
My review today is of a book a little different. ‘things i should have said and done’ is a novel that challenges our idea of the afterlife. Written by Colette McCormick there is something quite special about this book
I am so excited today to be reviewing ‘In Deep Water’ by Sam Blake. This is Book 2 in the crime fiction series featuring Garda Cat Connolly…
‘When the adventure of a lifetime… becomes a fight to stay alive’ The River At Night is a novel written by Erica Ferencik, borne out of her frustration of being unable to find such a novel in the bookshops. Published in January 2017 by Raven Books (Bloomsbury), I was delighted to receive a copy to…
‘A powerful tale of a family’s far-reaching bonds of love and responsibility – and a meditation on inspiration, interpretation and the ownership of stories.’ Commonwealth is the first novel I have read by Ann Patchett and I loved it. The story-line, the era, the characters all lending to a fascinating insight into the aftermath of…
‘Only one woman can save her world from barbarian invasion but to do so will mean sacrificing everything she holds dear – love, loyalty and maybe life itself . . .’ – The Shogun’s Queen The Shogun’s Queen from Lesley Downer is a very special book. Published by Bantam Press November 2016, I was honoured…
‘Everybody knows that in Ireland seventh sons of seventh sons have extraordinary powers and can do all kinds of mystical things….Hasn’t the gift been male since time immemorial? But Tulip isn’t in the least concerned. Times change even in the realms of the supernatural.’ Madam Tulip is a novel with a difference!! After reading a…
Two women, separated by years, tied by secrets untold and haunted by tragedies that could not be foreseen The Last Night by Cesca Major is her latest novel, following on from the wonderful The Silent Hours. Published by Corvus (3rd November 2016), Cesca Major has written a fictional novel based around true events that took place in…
My review of I See You by Claire Mackintosh. Great read folks!!
‘Maybe they are not gone, those stars. Maybe they’re just lost… Maybe they’re just trying to find their way home.’ Lost Stars or what Lou Reed taught me about Love is the latest novel from NY writer Lisa Selin Davis. Author of the grown-up novel Belly, this is Lisa’s debut YA novel set in the 1980s and…