Moon gates which originated in China, symbolize birth and renewal; they are the inviting entrances to the gardens of the upper class. Author Amanda Geard’s […]
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The Possibly True Adventures of Fanny Campbell Set in pre-revolutionary Rhodes Island, Fanny Campbell has been bought up by her father to be an independent […]
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Life is never easy for youngsters who are perceived to be strange, different and an outsider. However later in life, if this difference is as […]
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John Kinsella via Cellnight, A Verse Book returns to the tumultuous past of Fremantle in Western Australia, at the time of the protest rallies against […]
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Three Legs in the Evening: A Novel
Funny, quirky and all too true to life, this delightful look at growing older from Bette Anne Moskowitz is definitely well worth the read, especially […]
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Infatuation of one colleague for another can be both distressing and annoying, but when it escalates to stalking it is not only disconcerting but alarming. […]
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Is the death of a black youth connected to the disappearance of a white 17 year old teenage girl? Based on his own experience growing […]
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How are two events almost thirty years apart linked? With Britain in the grips of the search for the Yorkshire Ripper, was the 1980’s murder […]
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Call Me Marlowe
Call Me Marlowe is a delicate story about the fragility of man, of love, of mistakes and the search for an identity, a place to […]
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Moving right along with the final book in the Rising Herald Saga, The Traitors Ruin from Chris Moss, all is not well in in the […]
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Thirst for Salt
Madeleine Lucas has a beautiful style of descriptive writing which engages the reader throughout the story, Thirst for Salt. “To recall the past is to […]
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Bianca is facing absolute despair. She tried her best to make a very good pitch which was rejected in the most devastating manner. She is […]
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Gentle and nicely presented this enjoyable tale, Angel at the Paradise Hotel, tells of good, bad and the choices people make. Set on the lovely […]
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Saxon England was a brutal, dangerous place and a time when the ever present danger of a Viking invasion was real. Life was tough, men […]
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More than a ‘London during the Blitz’ story, acclaimed best-selling author Jo Baker, has beautifully written a well-researched novel, which successfully recreates this period and […]
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Josie Posey gets an assignment to interview former Prima Ballerina Beth Hamilton, for the local paper the Kansas City Star. It is her first interview […]
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The Bell of the World
Acclaimed novelist, poet and musician Gregory Day has realised on the unsuspecting public his latest literary work, The Bell of the World, which is made […]
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How are two unrelated fires, twenty years apart, connected to murder, drug running, and arson? Online investigative journalist Ben Harper, with his close connections to […]
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Two separate stores intertwine in this latest mystery from Fern Michel, On The Line. When celebrity Chef Mateo Castillo wakes up on hospital he is […]
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Love, Oil and the Fortunes of War presents an interesting, if somewhat usual hybrid of a story based in history, at a period of time […]
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Delicate, sensitive, brutal and unforgettable, as is a classical suite of music, An Ungrateful Instrument from Michael Meehan is a brilliant novel set in 18th […]
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The beauty of Return to Valetto is the multitude of interesting topics encompassed within the narrative. The landscape around Umbria in Italy is extraordinary and […]
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Detective Danna Russo knows her career is on the line, when her boss and district Commander Anton McCullough sets her up for failure by assigning […]
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Writer of two successful novels, Tiffany McDaniel’s has dedicated her third book ‘On the Savage Side’ to the six violently murdered women who disappeared in […]