Writers Write Book Review

by James Patterson, Chris Grabenstein, & Joe Sutphin  (Penguin Random House) ISBN: 978-1-784-75421-1 Word Of Mouse is an adventurous story of a tiny mouse with

by James Patterson and Howard Roughan (Century) ISBN 9781780895390 A serial killer is on the loose. The crimes committed against strangers are not connected to

by James Patterson with Jassy Mackenzie (Penguin Random House UK) ISBN 9781786531353 Private Gold is co-written by Jassy Mackenzie. She is well known for her

by Simon Bruinders (Penguin Random House South Africa) ISBN 9781485903192 Abraham de Bruyn works hard for every bit he has. His dream is to own

by Stephen Francis and Rico (Jacana) ISBN 9781431424306 Neither Stephen Francis nor Rico are South African born, but living here gives them a great outlook

by Robert Lautner (The Borough Press) ISBN 9780008126728 Germany 1944. Ernest Beck is an unemployed University graduate living in meagre rooms with his wife, Etta

Humans, Bow Down by James Patterson (Century) ISBN 9781780895505 As I am a fan of dystopian novels, James Patterson’s Humans, Bow Down didn’t disappoint me. The

by Paula Daly (Bantam Press) ISBN 9780593075227 Some parents leave their children to do whatever they please. Others are too hands-on and put pressure on

by Deborah Gray (Struik Lifestyle) ISBN 978143207608 I have been looking for a recipe book that restricts the consumption of sweets and starches – not

by Kevin Wilson (Picador) ISBN 9781509820672 Eccentric, funny, and fast-paced, Perfect Little World is full of imagination that makes complete sense. Wilson’s best-selling, The Family Fang