September and October 2019 is peak season in the publishing industry, so book lovers are spoilt for choice when it comes to new book … [Read more...]
Apple Island Wife by Fiona Stocker, Review: Refreshing humour
Apple Island Wife: Slow Living in Tasmania is the delightful first memoir from Fiona Stocker, escaped Brit turned Tassie farm owner and freelance … [Read more...]
FORTUNE by Lenny Bartulin, Book Review: Gripping
Fortune by Lenny Bartulin, is a gripping, globe-spanning historical epic. Fortune Synopsis: In 1806 Napoleon Bonaparte conquered Prussia. Beginning … [Read more...]
This Is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar & Max Gladstone, Review
This Is How You Lose the Time War, the 2020 Hugo Award-winning novella by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone is a must-read for lovers of wordplay, … [Read more...]
THE CHAIN by Adrian McKinty, Book Review: A chilling plot
The Chain, Adrian McKinty's unashamedly commercial new stand-alone thriller, features a chilling plot and seems written for the big screen. The … [Read more...]
Shoot Through by J M Green, Book Review: Dark & deadly humour
In Shoot Through, J M Green's third book in her highly successful crime series, Stella Hardy the wisecracking social worker, is back to tackle crooked … [Read more...]
July – August 2019 Book Releases to add to your Reading Wishlist
When it comes to fiction scheduled for publication in July and August 2019, we readers really are spoiled for choice. This list features 12 books … [Read more...]
Here and Now and Then by Mike Chen, Review: Brimming with heart
With Here and Now and Then Mike Chen has reserved a spot in my best books of 2019 list. Here and Now and Then Synopsis: To save his daughter, he’ll … [Read more...]