I bought The Map of Bones on a Waterstones’ buy one get one half price deal, and didn’t realise it…
Disguised as a boy, gentlewoman and widow Bess Stoughton flees her father’s house to at worst procrastinate and at best…
Releasing Janet, the second novel from Alex Banwell in the Benny series, does not disappoint. In fact, I found following…
You Are Here is a delightful read. Marnie, a self-admitted recluse and lonely, allows herself to be persuaded by her…
Disappointingly, not one of her best for me, although a more sweeping tale in terms of time and geography than…
Elinor might have good business sense, learned from her Cotton King father in Manchester. But her devouring of romantic novels…
A delightfully different mystery, inspired by a true event, and full of Chambers’ normal cast of very human, real characters.…
I’m a huge Boyd fan, have been reading him since the 1980s when he released his debut A Good Man…
When War came to Laundry Cottage is an absorbing, fast moving coming of age tale as Sybil learns to grow…
Sprinkled with a good deal of humour, some lovely imagery, and a cast of intriguing characters, The Secret Lives of…