Writers Write Book Review

by Joanna Courtney (MacMillan) ISBN: 9781447281962 Part two in a trilogy involving three Viking queens, this book can be read before the first. History is like

The Trouble With Mojitos by Romy Sommer (Harper Impulse) ISBN: 978 0007559770

by Fikile Hlatshwayo (Jacana) ISBN 978-1-4314-2377-4 When presented with the dubious opportunity of taking a three-month country-wide caravanning adventure with her family, Fikile finds herself initially

Predator by Wilbur Smith with Tom Cain (HarperCollins)

Unlocking The Secrets To Scorpios by Trish MacGregor (Page Street) ISBN: 9781624141539 Unlocking the Secrets to Scorpios is a comprehensive guide to the various relationships a

by Amy Gottlieb (Harper Perennial) ISBN: 9780062383365 This is Gottlieb’s first novel however she is a renowned poet and story-teller. Here she has created a

by Wendy Hartmann (Jacana) ISBN 9781431423392 This children’s book is beautifully illustrated with captivating images of nature. The story takes the form of a poems and attempts to

by Riette Rust (LAPA Publishers) ISBN 9780799375008 Eileen de Jager and Roelien Schutte, better known as the ‘Blood Sisters’ are no strangers to the South African

by Joanne Harris (Doubleday) ISBN: 9780385619233 If you’ve read Blueeyedboy and Gentlemen and Players, you will be familiar with the setting in this book, St Oswald’s Grammar

by Sharon Bolton (Bantam Press) ISBN: 9780593076323 It had to be done. I had to drop everything and read this book. I couldn’t wait, unless