Writers Write Book Review

by David Michie (Hay House) ISBN 978-1-78180-056-0 Author David Michie introduces his readers to Tibetan Buddhism through non-fiction books and thrillers. The way he explains the

by Cat Connor (Rebel ePublishers) ISBN 9780986973147 Supervising Special Agent Ellie Conway has a new challenging case to solve. Her husband Mac joins her in

by Bridget Boland (Gallery Books) ISBN 978145164151 6 Caro is familiar with death. She grows up in a funeral home and on witnessing her mother’s

by Deon Meyer (Hodder & Stoughton) ISBN 9781444723717 After 13 Hours and Devil’s Peak this is the third novel with a main part for Detective Benny Griessel. The brainchildren

by Elizabeth George (Hodder & Stoughton) ISBN: 9781444780750 Elizabeth George is trying too hard to become a young adult author. The author who won me

by Val McDermid (Little, Brown) ISBN: 9781408703212   I have read most of Val McDermid’s novels. I am a fan. Sadly, I am not a

by Nicholas Drayson (Penguin) ISBN 9780670920099 This story recaptures the mood of the 1940s and ’50s in Kenya. Each chapter begins with a clever quote

by N.M. Kelby (Alma Books) ISBN 9781846882074 This beautiful, well written book has enthralled me completely. It is a book so special that as Markus

by Jodi Picoult (Hodder & Stoughton) ISBN: 978-1-44472899-6 I have a confession. I have not read a Jodi Picoult novel before. I have always thought

by Carol Ann Duffy (Picador) ISBN 9780330442459 British poet Carol Ann Duffy, winner of the Costa Prize for poetry 2011, has produced a gem. There