Writers Write Book Review

by Jeffery Deaver (Hodder & Stoughton) ISBN: 9781473618480 Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs are old friends of mine. I have been reading their stories for a number of

by David Muirhead (Penguin) ISBN: 9781775844617 This is a wildlife book unlike any other. The author, David Muirhead, a long-time English writer and journalist, explores

by Helen Fielding (Jonathan Cape) ISBN: 978-1-911-21456-4 The world’s favourite Singleton is back in this latest novel that is a prequel to Bridget Jones: Mad About

by Lucinda Riley (Macmillan) ISBN 978-1-4472-8860-2 Review 1 This is the third book in The Seven Sisters series, a family saga that begins with the

by Dr Greg Venning (Vital Press) ISBN: 978-0-994-6840-0-4 It is your turn to Thrive! But, only if you want to. Thrive! is written with an energetic flair to change your

by Sarah Groves (Struik Children) ISBN: 9781432306779 South African story books for children are my favourite. There is no better way to introduce different cultures to

by Chris Marnewick (Umuzi) ISBN: 9781415209011 ‘On the tenth of December 1987 at about 18:00 hours on a deserted road near Magazine Hill Reservoir the

by Khaya Dlanga (Macmillan) ISBN: 978-1-77010-471-6 As far as memoirs go, Dlanga’s book is a damn good story. It is well written, often humorous and sometimes

by Andy Martin (Bantam Press) ISBN: 9780593076620 The name Jim Grant probably doesn’t mean much to readers of fiction. How about Lee Child? This lanky Camel-smoking,

by Sharon Pincott (Jacana) ISBN: 978-1-4314-2415-3 This is the third book from Australian conservationist Sharon Pincott, chronicling 13 years of her experiences with the Zimbabwean