Writers Write Book Review

The One Man by Andrew Gross (Macmillan) ISBN 9781509822812 Why would a man risk his life for someone he has never met? That is precisely what Nathan

Fever At Dawn by Péter Gárdos (Doubleday) ISBN: 978-0-857-52379-2 This first novel by Hungarian film director, Péter Gárdos, is the true story of his parents’ courtship.

by Katie Fforde (Century) ISBN: 9781780890869 After a particularly difficult experience where her very profession is belittled and called into question, Emily, a trained mid-wife,

The Dot Spot by Dorothy Black (MF Books)  ISBN 978 1 920601 54 5 From flying solo in the bedroom to understanding your ‘kink’ and

by Bongani Madondo (Picador Africa), ISBN: 978-1-77010-495-2 Sigh The Beloved Country is a beautiful book of narrative essays that illustrates South Africa’s social complexities. The book

Angry Owl by Kerryn Ponter (Struik Children)

by Jack Grimwood (Penguin) ISBN: 978-0-718-18156-7 Tom Wolfe is an intelligence officer, banished to Moscow after an incident in Northern Ireland. Conveniently unavailable while a

by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro (Century) ISBN: 9781780892900 15th Affair is the latest in the Woman’s Murder Club series from James Patterson. Detective Lindsay Boxer is

Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi (Viking) ISBN 9780241242735 ‘The family is like the forest: if you are outside it is dense; if you are inside you

Easy Cross Stitch Designs by Maria Diaz (Metz Press South Africa) ISBN 978-1-928201-32-8 This book delivers on its promises. It contains nothing but cross stitch