I’m always impressed when someone manages to publish something topical and Kevin and The Atomic Bomb covers the first ten days following the Brexit vote. There is a note at the back which tells the reader that it has been previously published (back in 2012, with a different title and author name). It was then […]
Remember those super summer double edition comics? I used to love those. Packed into the car seat pockets as a surprise to keep us entertained when off on a long road trip they’d keep us happy for hours. However, I’m digressing, because this is nothing to do with comics! This is a bumper edition mainly […]
The 1st July is #IndiePrideDay so here is the photo of me with my book, Thicker than Water 🙂 Yes I know I’m hidden but I’m an introverted writer who doesn’t like the way they look and hey there are plenty of other photos of me out there if you rummage around on social media for […]
I read Scribbler Tales on a flight recently, this collection of short stories occupying about an hour of my time. There are five tales in all and the first of them, Desperate Measures, was my favourite. This was the story of the downfall of Audrey, a highly acclaimed and brilliant scientist but sadly naïve woman […]
Congratulations to Heather Burnside on finally reaching release day for Danger by Association, the third in the Riverhill Trilogy. I reviewed Slur here and A Gangster’s Grip here. Although my purchased copy arrived on my Kindle only this morning I was fortunate to have been given a copy in advance and I’m delighted to be […]
I read The Disobedient Wife by Annika Milisic-Stanley as part of Rosie Amber’s Book Review Team and I am delighted I chose it. I shall say right from the outset that this is a book I never wanted to end. I adored wallowing in its beautifully descriptive passages so elegantly crafted by this author and […]
Lost and Found is closely based on a true story and I think it is the fact that the author has captured this aspect so well that gives the story authenticity. Understandably personal details, names and locations have been changed but the central character, Marjory, has given her blessing to her tale being told and […]
I reviewed The Cost of Kindness in March 2015 but it is one of the reviews I failed to put on the blog. However, as I have now read another book by Alistair Dunlop (review to follow shortly!) I am adding this now. Bruce Cameron comes across as a reasonably cautious man so it is a little […]
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