
Writers Write – Our Book Reviews – November 2017
Welcome to our book reviews for November 2017. We hope you find one or two books that you will enjoy reading from the list. If

Welcome to our book reviews for November 2017. We hope you find one or two books that you will enjoy reading from the list. If
I Write What I Like: 40th Anniversary Edition by Steve Biko (Picador Africa) ISBN: 978-1770105102 Steve Biko is widely accepted as the father of the Black
The Silent Corner by Dean Koontz (Harper Collins) ISBN: 9780007518074 Meet FBI Agent Jane Hawk, young and ambitious with supermodel good looks, a sharp mind
Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell (Century) ISBN: 9781780896427 It’s been ten years since the beautiful 15-year-old, Ellie Mack disappeared, but Laurel never gave up
Let the Dead Speak by Jane Casey (Harper Collins) ISBN 9780008148997 I’d nearly finished this book when I realised it was number seven in the
The Word Is Murder by Anthony Horowitz (Century) ISBN: 9781780896854 The Word Is Murder sees Detective Daniel Hawthorne return, having lost his job he really
The Friend by Dorothy Koomson (Penguin) ISBN 978-1-780-89599-4 I thoroughly enjoyed Dorothy Koomson’s The Ice Cream Girls, so when I saw her novel, The Friend I
Billy And The Minpins by Roald Dahl (Puffin) 9780141377506 Billy and the Minpins is one of Roald Dahl ‘s classic stories. Like Charlie and the
A State Of Freedom by Neel Mukherjee (Chatto and Windus) ISBN: 9781784740436 A State of Freedom intertwines five seemingly unrelated stories to deliver a scathing
Bitter Fruit by Achmat Dangor (Picador Africa) ISBN: 978-1-77010-527-0 Silas Ali must revisit cruel pre-Apartheid memories of actions inflicted on his nearest when he chances