Heartthrobs by Carol Dyhouse
February 14, 2017
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Month: February 2017
Review: Kill the Father by Sandrone Dazieri
February 11, 2017
Right from the opening paragraphs it’s clear this book and this author stand out from the crowd. In the first few pages, describing a child’s captivity, are truly chilling. You can’t help feeling that, if a writer can pack this much into relatively few words what can they do with a whole book? It doesn’t … More Review: Kill the Father by Sandrone Dazieri
The Shimmering Road by Hester Young
February 8, 2017
Some reviewers have said that readers who’ve read the author’s first book, The Gates of Evangeline, will get more from The Shimmering Road. I can’t say whether they are right or not, but this certainly works as a standalone novel, even if there are a few references which might have meant more if I’d read … More The Shimmering Road by Hester Young
Review: Blue Light Yokohama
February 2, 2017
Beyond a keen interest in karate and a fondness for sushi, my knowledge of Japan is pretty limited. So when I say that Japanese culture and society seems to be a strange blend of contrasts, it’s not based on any direct experience of the country or its people. I get the impression that, while age … More Review: Blue Light Yokohama
Review: Right Behind You by Lisa Gardner
February 2, 2017
If you’re paying this blog a visit as a result of its place on the Right Behind You blog tour, then welcome. While you are here, feel free to have a look around at other books and authors I have featured. As the author of several series, Lisa Gardner used a Facebook poll to determine … More Review: Right Behind You by Lisa Gardner
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