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This week’s review is of a new thriller from a multi-talented writer of novels and screenplays, based in the U.A.E. Find my review at the end of this post. Here’s the description, High-society debutante Laura Lynn Beauford entered the groovy … Continued
This week’s review is of a new book from someone who had become one of my favourite poets. It’s a journey in words and pictures, exploring life, travel, food and family. I’m a newly converted and now huge fan of … Continued
I do like a psychological thriller, especially one with a great twist (or two) that you never see coming. I’ve very quickly become a fan of Lisa Sell, first with The Watcher and now with Killing Kindness. You might … Continued
This week’s review is of a book that I was privileged to beta-read for the author. It’s a mystical journey in verse, exploring emotions and weaving a spell with words. I’m a newly converted and now huge fan of this … Continued
Cornwall, land of tin mines, surfing, cream teas and stunning scenery. A place that many people only see for a couple of weeks, where everything looks calm and happy. But Cornwall has another side, a darker underbelly, where the worst … Continued
As a writer of crime fiction, I’m in awe of the plotting of Agatha Christie. The way she could give you a large number of potential suspects, each with a perfectly plausible reason to be the villain of the piece. … Continued
Goblins have always had a bad press, just think of their place in general folklore, which portrays them thus, “Goblins are an evil or mischievous type of fairies found in the folklore of many societies and the name has become an … Continued
I wasn’t really sure what to expect with this one. But I really enjoyed it. I’m a sucker for a bit of Victorian or Edwardian style, the works of Jules Verne, Arthur Conan-Doyle and H.G. Wells. Not only that, I … Continued