Writers Write Book Review

by Rick Riordan (Penguin) ISBN: 9780141342559 If you didn’t know, Magnus is the 16-year-old Demigod son of Norse God, Frey. He is alarmed to discover

by Peter Cronshaw (Porcupine Press) ISBN: 9781918276388 The Pythagoras Project is a thriller that revolves around a new leisure and sporting development planned for the

by Dr Peter J. D’Adamo with Catherine Whitney (Century) ISBN: 9781780896731 Detailed and well-researched, this book is an updated diet journal based eating foods according

The Beautiful Dead by Belinda Bauer (Bantam Press) ISBN: 978-0-593-07552-4 Eve Singer is a crime reporter and her ratings are down. Her boss is giving

Why We Never Think Alone by Steven Sloman and Philip Fernbach (Macmillan) ISBN: 9781509811069 As my father, always says: “You don’t know what you don’t know.” Humanity is

Pages For Her by Sylvia Brownrigg (Picador) ISBN: 9781509831067

by Sheila Kohler (Penguin Books) ISBN: 978178211 998 2 This memoir is one of the most moving and disturbing books I’ve read this year. Sheila

by Margaret Drabble (Canongate Books) ISBN: 9781782118312 I chose this because I remembered reading some of her novels many moons ago. There’s a rich selection

by Jo Nesbo (Harvill Secker) ISBN: 9780385352161 Jo Nesbo comes highly rated as a world-class crime writer, with this novel falling into place as the 11th

by Jonathan Ancer (Jacana) ISBN: 9781431421497 Craig Williamson was heralded by the Apartheid propaganda machine as their ‘super-spy’. Whilst a Wits student he was recruited