Writers Write Book Review

by James Patterson & Maxine Paetro (Young Arrow) ISBN: 978-0-099-56734-9 The Angel children are overachievers, the product of their wealthy parents’ ambitions. They are also

(A Parody) by C.T. Grey (Boxtree) ISBN: 978-0-7522-6545-2 When I received this book to review, three things drew my attention. The first one was the

by Ian McEwan (Jonathan Cape) ISBN 9780224097383 Is a balance of power, even if it means mutual deceit, essential for peaceful relationships? We follow voracious reader, Serena

“On the love and pain of 2012 – 2025” by Roar Sheppard (Kima Global Publishers) ISBN 978-1-920533-05-2 Roar Sheppard takes a bold step in addressing

by Joydeep Roy-Bhattacharya (Random House) R215 ISBN 9781781090039 This cleverly crafted novel is set in Afghanistan, but based on the play Antigone by Sophocles. The theme is

by Michael Connelly (Orion Books) ISBN 9781409139485 Harry Bosch, LAPD Homicide Detective, is called out to investigate the body found in a drainage tunnel. On seeing

by Dorothy Koomson (Quercus) ISBN 798-1-78087-497-5 The policeman at the door told her they were taking her husband away. Tamia Challey’s husband, Scott, is accused

by Tamara Ireland Stone (Doubleday) ISBN 978085753115-5 Anna wants to see the world. She lives in 1995, in Chicago. Bennett lives in 2012, in San

by David Roberts (Olive Tree Publishers) ISBN 9780620522489 One Man’s Shadow takes place in South Africa during the early nineties, during a time of political

by Stephen Leather (Hodder & Stoughton) ISBN: 9781444700718 What an interesting book. Jack Nightingale, a private detective, is a haunted man. Once upon a time he