Robert Glancy's Unconditional is a funny yet also deeply moving sequel to his bestselling debut novel Terms & Conditions, about the power of love … [Read more...]
An Elephant in My Kitchen by Françoise Malby-Anthony, Review
Francoise Malby-Anthony's An Elephant in My Kitchen is a very worthwhile read about the power of individuals to make a positive and lasting … [Read more...]
The Twentieth Man by Tony Jones, Review: Taut political thriller
In The Twentieth Man Tony Jones' narrative setup, thrilling historical plot, depth of characterisation and literary prose had me enthralled. The … [Read more...]
Letters From The Light author Shel Calopa: Dystopia Now? #Giveaway
Today we welcome Shel Calopa, Australian author of the recently released novel Letters From The Light, as she considers the dystopian genre in the … [Read more...]
Darkness for Light (Caleb Zelic #3) by Emma Viskic, Review: Thrilling
Darkness for Light is Emma Viskic's latest taut and thrilling instalment in her international award-winning Caleb Zelic Thriller series. Darkness for … [Read more...]
Josephine, Singer Dancer Soldier Spy: Eilidh McGinness’ inspiration
Today we welcome Eilidh McGinness (author of The Cypher Bureau) back to Booklover Book Reviews to discuss her new novel Josephine, Singer Dancer … [Read more...]
Dead Man Switch (aka The War Widow) by Tara Moss, Review: Smart & sassy
Tara Moss' new novel Dead Man Switch (aka The War Widow) is a brilliant start to what is sure to become a bestselling crime fiction series. Meet PI … [Read more...]
THE BLUE ROSE by Kate Forsyth, Review: Stirring historical romance
Kate Forsyth's The Blue Rose moves between Imperial China and France during the ‘Terror’ of the French Revolution and was inspired by the true story … [Read more...]