Writers Write Book Review

Awakening The Heroes Within by Carol S Pearson (Harper Elixir) ISBN: 978-0-06-250678-8

Nomad by James Swallow (Macmillan) ISBN: 978-1-78576-183-6

by Helen Sedgwick (Harvill Secker) ISBN 9781910701744 ‘Why draw a square house with a triangular roof when you can draw the patterns in the stars?’

by Jonathan Safran Foer (Hamish Hamilton) ISBN 9780241146187 The Blochs are an upper middle-class American family consisting of Jacob, the father: always questioning himself, ambivalent, neurotic; Julia, the mother: artistic,

by Daniel Silva (Harper Collins) ISBN: 978-0-00-755236-8 With the rise of Islamic fundamentalism, global terrorism, and ISIS, it is not surprising that there is a

by Kim Ebner (Struik Children) ISBN: 978-1-43230-516-1 This is the first book from Johannesburg-based attorney Kim Ebner who has a penchant for fantasy novels. Andy

by Sally Andrew (Umuzi) ISBN: 978-1-4152-0767-3 Get out of the way, Jessica Fletcher and make way for the Klein Karoo’s Tannie Maria. This wonderfully-written South African read will have

by Mike Nicol (Umuzi) ISBN: 978-1-41520-718-5 Nicol’s latest thriller is filled with interesting characters, including the President and his son, who are involved in some

by Samuel Bjork (Doubleday) ISBN: 9780857522535 The Owl Always Hunts At Night – part crime thriller, part human drama, is the second book in the

by Don Delillo (Picador) ISBN: 9780679722922 Delillo first released this book in 1976 after undertaking a period of study in mathematics for fun. Anyone who