4.5/5.0 Twists and turns aplenty. The Woman In The Window by A J Finn I picked this up at an airport to pass time on a long flight and what a find it was. Mainly short snappy chapters and Anna’s story unfolds slowly, keeping you wanting more. It will take you through a gauntlet of […]
4.0/5.0 Insidious Intent by Val McDermid I love Val McDermids writing, and it’s always a good read but with this one I was a little disappointed. The story is a good one as you would expect bit there seemed a lot of repetition and page filling going here. Which spoilt the flow of the story […]
4.7/5.0 Another Atmospheric read from Zafon. Prisoner of Heaven by Carlos Ruiz Zafon. Again Zafon brings 20th century Barcelona to life, with an atmosphere that will hold your attention on every page. Where I loved Shadow of the wind and was disappointed with Angels Game, this one really brought it all back. The dark beauty […]
4.00/5.00 A good intriguing read. The Angel’s Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafon. I had read and fallen in love with Shadow of the Wind by this author and still I revisit that book every year and fall in love with it all over again, so how could I not read the follow up. Well I […]
4.8/5.0 A heartwarming funny read. The Hundred Year Old Man Who Climbed Out Of The Window And Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson. Such a lovely read, the title really does sum up what the book is about. It has humour by the bucketful, maybe not laugh out loud but it will make you smile. An easy […]
3.9/5.0 A Holiday Read by Jennifer L. Hart A good holiday read with plenty of giggles, the plot is a little uncredible but the characters are likeable and flawed, an overall enjoyable read. So if you need to suspend reality for a while this cosy mystery could be up your street. Unfortunately it didn’t hold my […]
THE ‘UNREMARKABLE’ MAN Terry Barry’s first book, The ‘Unremarkable’ Man, a book that takes you through the very real stages of being diagnosed with cancer and the personal fight to get through the diagnosis, treatment and come to terms with what it really means. Here is an excerpt, more insights can be found on his […]
Join Alex Price in Pictures of Deceit as she travels far and wide to track down Michael Masters and clear her own name. Available worldwide on Kindle and in all good bookshops. Enjoy
It’s been a tough year here and very little writing has been done, needless to say it doesn’t look like there’ll be an Alex Price book out this year, but, this morning I woke up and wanted to read and write and it feels good to be back. I have, as many of us do, […]
4.5/5.0 by Peter James An early work of Peter James before he became a master of crime stories. A supernatural thriller, it was a good read with a nod to Rosemary’s Baby. A bit creepy, with a young couple, a new house and a baby, a tale of how money can corrupt and lead to […]
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