Book Review – I Write What I Like
I Write What I Like:Â 40th Anniversary Edition by Steve Biko (Picador Africa) ISBN: 978-1770105102 Steve Biko is widely accepted as the father of the Black
I Write What I Like:Â 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
The Late Show by Michael Connelly (Orion) ISBN:Â 9781409145547 Bestselling author, Michael Connelly is famous for his series of novels featuring Harry Bosch. He introduces an