Writers Write Book Review

by Erica Jong (Canongate) ISBN: 9781782117476 Who says life ends at sixty? Certainly not Vanessa Wonderman. At sixty-years-old, she is fighting the fight against ageing

by Lee Child (Bantam Press) ISBN: 9780857503497 Review 1 Another brilliant page-turner from Lee Child – another glimpse into the tall, dark and handsome loner called Jack

by Rob Little (Jacana Media) ISBN: 9781431424146 This handbook on Guinea fowls, Francolins, Spur fowls, Quails, Sandgrouse, and Snipes offers a detailed glimpse into the lives

by Francois Bloemhof (Penguin) ISBN: 9781485903093 Bloemhof is a decorated South African writer and this makes his 24th novel for adults. Double Echo is translated

by Mary Hogan (William Morrow) ISBN: 978-0-06-238693-9 Mary Hogan is the New York based bestselling author of Two Sisters and a number of young adult

by Liane Moriarty (Michael Joseph) ISBN: 9780718180287 Erika is the perfect automaton who manages her life on a tightly controlled schedule, and is equally matched by her

by Carol Birch (Canongate) ISBN: 9781782116547 Carol Birch is a true author. I know this because with this novel she has taken an innocuous collection

by James Patterson and Candice Fox (Century) ISBN: 978-1-78-089544-4 Candice Fox is billed as one of Australia’s best crime writers. This is her first collaboration with

by Lu Spinney (Atlantic Books) ISBN: 9781782398875 Lu Spinney’s athletic, fun-loving son, Miles is injured in a snowboarding accident at age 29. The injuries lead

by Rick Yancey (Penguin) ISBN: 9780141345925 Despite the success of The Fifth Wave and The Infinite Sea, the conclusion to Yancey’s bestselling post-apocalyptic series is, at