4 out of 5 stars. Find Them Dead by Peter James. This was a nice easy read, exactly what I expect from Peter James. Good characters, good storyline and a relaxing read. If you like courtroom based books then you’ll enjoy this, if you don’t, well, maybe give this one a miss. It’s the 16th […]
We all have a pile of books that one day we’ll get around to reading. Well, I hope we all have and it’s not just me. This will be a regular update on books I think are worth reading. I’m going to add a few here that I’ve got waiting patiently to be read, I’m […]
We all have a pile of books that one day we’ll get around to reading. Well, I hope we all have and it’s not just me. This will be a regular update on books I think are worth reading. I’m going to add a few here that I’ve got waiting patiently to be read, I’m […]
We all have a pile of books that one day we’ll get around to reading. Well, I hope we all have and it’s not just me. This will be a regular update on books I think are worth reading. I’m going to add a few here that I’ve got waiting patiently to be read, I’m […]
4.0/5.0 A Good Read. Bad Sons by Oliver Tidy I picked this up as a free kindle book. The first in Booker and Cash series. Escaping a bad marriage in Turkey and returning to England to help his aunt and uncle in their rambling bookshop, David Booker takes on more than he could have imagined. Where […]
4.9/5.0 Victorian Splendour The Man Behind The Glass by Greg Howes. We meet Septimus Blackwood setting up a photographic studio amidst the squalor of Victorian London, he is perfecting his special type of photography with the aid of an array of characters not all likeable. He takes you around the underbelly of London and then […]
Well, it seems I live in a red weather warning area, so with a batch of creamy soup made, work put on hold and a huge pile of to be read books, I’m cosying down and wrapping myself in a fleecy blanket. The snow outside is increasing and everywhere is white over, slightly eerie outside with […]
4.5/5.0 Magic and Mystery. The Bones of Avalon by Phil Rickman Suspense, magic and mystery, Phil Rickman gives it all in this book. Although the history has been well researched it doesn’t come over as stuffy facts, it’s a leisurely read with great dialogue that will keep you turning the pages. There is some unnecessary […]
Alex Price #2 Pictures Of Deceit UK Pictures of Deceit US Available worldwide. Also available FREE on KindleUnlimited. Internationally renowned art dealer, Michael Masters, returns home to Charmsbury with his long awaited ‘Starlight’ exhibition. What should have been a relaxing evening turns into a nightmare for Alexandra Price, local journalist, when she appears to have […]
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