My review today is of Good Friday, the latest in the Jane Tennison series from the ‘Queen of Crime’ herself Lynda La Plante. It’s 1976. The IRA are running a bombing campaign in central London. Jane Tennison is newly qualified and is witness to a catastrophic event…
It’s #IrishWritersWed and today I have author of The Longbourn Letters, Rose Servitova join me with very much an open letter of frustration…Food for thought I think you will agree…
My review today is The Other Twin, the debut thriller by Lucy V Hay. Just published by Orenda books and described as an ‘up-to-the-minute thriller about the social-media world’
Today I am joined by Not The Booker Prize Shortlisted Nominee Ann O’ Loughlin with a post entitled ‘Women Write Great Books!’ A wonderful post about the support and camaraderie among women and the furore surrounding the all female selection on the nominee list…
O what a beautiful book! Let Us Be True by Alex Christofi is just exquisite…please do check out my review!
Today on #IrishWritersWed I am joined by author Olive Collins as she takes us all on a fascinating journey, with a post entitled ‘Jamaica and The Irish Connection’
Today I review Yesterday by Felicia Yap. Described as ‘the most talked-about thriller of 2017, please do read on for my thoughts…
Today I join Simon Booker on tour with his second novel featuring investigative journalist Morgan Vine. Kill Me Twice will be published by Bonnier Zaffre on 24th August. I have quite a personal guest post for you all today…
Today I review the first in a new wartime saga, The Spark Girl by Fiona Ford. Recently published by Orion Fiction, The Spark Girl is described as novel full of adventure, romance, heartbreak and friendship.
Today I am joined by Sara Gethin, one of the five writers shortlisted for the ‘Not The Booker Prize’ with a very honest and open post on how to get your book noticed by the right people…