Today I have a review of a rather short, yet complex novel, from author Kate Vane. The Former Chief Executive is a novel that deals with many issues so please do read on for my thoughts…
DetailsToday my review is of The Ludlow Ladies Society, the latest release from bestselling Irish author Ann O’ Loughlin. It is a story about the importance of female friendship, a story of grief, compassion and resilience.
DetailsMy review today is of very summery read, ‘All at Sea’ by Pauline Lawless. ‘What could possibly go wrong on a Caribbean Cruise?’ Just published by Poolbeg Press….
DetailsToday on #IrishWritersWed I am joined by Triona Scully. Triona’s novel ‘Nailing Jess’ is due for publication on 26th June with Cranachan Publishing. Triona has written a post for us entitled ‘What’s in a Name?’
DetailsMy review today is of the debut novel from writer and blogger Andrea Mara. Just released by Crimson (An imprint of Poolbeg Press), The Other Side of The Wall is a psychological thriller that asks the question ‘do you really know your neighbours?’
DetailsI am thrilled to be part of a very special tour today with Lesley Pearse as she celebrates her 25th novel, The Woman in The Wood. As part of the celebrations, there is a 25 day blog tour, with each stop revealing a small factoid about Lesley…mine is about book 6 Rosie..
DetailsToday I review ‘I Know My Name’, a novel by acclaimed poet and academic CJ Cooke. CJ Cooke is an advocate of mental health issues and with this book , she hopes to start a necessary conversation on a subject that is still taboo with many
DetailsToday I am joined by international award winning writer/director Charles Harris. Charles is about to release his novel ‘The Breaking of Liam Glass’ with Marble City Publishing and he has written a post for us all about his ‘Inspirations’…
DetailsMy review today is of The Mayfly, the debut novel by James Hazel. We are introduced to a new character in crime fiction, Charlie Priest, with book 2 out next year. One-to-watch folks….
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