Book Review – The Broken Destiny
Book One of the Broken Series by Carlyle Labuschagne (Strategic Book Publishing and Rights Co.) ISBN 9781612048727 The Broken Destiny is the first book of a
Book One of the Broken Series by Carlyle Labuschagne (Strategic Book Publishing and Rights Co.) ISBN 9781612048727 The Broken Destiny is the first book of a
by Evita Bezuidenhout (Umuzi) R170Â ISBN: 978-1-4152-0156-5 A home-grown recipe book tried and tested by the darling of South Africa, Tannie Evita. I love this
by Francois Bloemhof (Human & Rousseau) ISBN: 9780798156912 This is apparently the third book in the Chillers series. Stephen and Alana are on their annual
by Lauren Kate (Doubleday) R165 ISBN: 978-0-385-61812-0 I am a fan of Lauren Kate. Her imagination is astounding. Kate has taken an esoteric idea and turned
The Saint Zita Society by Ruth Rendell (Hutchinson) ISBN: 9780091944056
by Paul Lieberman (Pan) ISBN: 9781447222309 Warner Brothers developed the film Gangster Squad based on the research journalist Paul Lieberman conducted for this book. He spent a
by John Gwynne (TOR) ISBN 9798230758452 It’s hard to say whether this book is something to make a fuss about. I feel it really should
by Christopher Radman (Headline) ISBN 978-0-7553-8920-9 The black barrel of the snub-nosed gun is right beside his head as he sits in his new white
by Jane-Anne Hobbs (Struik) ISBN 9781431702244 Creating memorable meals for the people you love is the author’s aim, and she writes about honest food, cooked
by J K Rowling (Little Brown) ISBN 781408 704202 It’s amazing what anticipation and expectation can do. I could not wait to read The Casual Vacancy.