Cut and Run; dark and gritty
Set in France against the backdrop of World War 1, Cut and Run is a gritty and interesting crime thriller. Written by established author Alec Marsh (known for the Drabble and Harris series), Cut and…
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Shrines of Gaiety; captivating and unforgettable
When I was invited to take part in the blog tour of Kate Atkinson’s latest novel Shrines of Gaiety, I couldn’t believe my luck. I mean Atkinson is one of the world’s most talented and…
View PostThe Tin Nose Shop; brutally beautiful
I was really attracted to read The Tin Nose Shop by American author Don J. Snyder for various reasons; first it is inspired by an extraordinary real life story from the First World War; I…
View PostThe Last Train To Key West; a powerful portrayal of a weekend in history
I love historic fiction. I’ve said it before and I’m sure I’ll say it again – one of the main reasons why I love good historic fiction is because it educates me as well as…
View PostA House of Ghosts: a ghostly whodunnit treat
As Halloween looms, A House of Ghosts is the ideal spooky treat for you all to enjoy! With murder, ghosts and just the right amount of sexual tension this is a gripping page turner. It…
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