Book Review – From Locker Room to Boardroom
by Ross van Reenan (Zebra Press) Â ISBN: 978-1-77022-331-8 Do you know that Kobus Wiese, Springbok lock and 1995 World Cup winner, started a successful coffee-shop
by Ross van Reenan (Zebra Press) Â ISBN: 978-1-77022-331-8 Do you know that Kobus Wiese, Springbok lock and 1995 World Cup winner, started a successful coffee-shop
by Cecily van Straten (Tafelberg) ISBN 978-0-62-4-05502-0 This is a fictionalised account of the story of Huberta the hippopotamus, one of the most famous animals
by Matthew Quirk (Headline) ISBN 9780755387410. The 500Â will take you on a rollercoaster ride from page one. Mike Ford was raised streetwise. His father taught
by Denise Mina (Orion Books) ISBN 978 1 4091 4069 6 What a find! Denise Mina has won various awards and is considered a writer
by Alex Connor (Quercus) ISBN 9781849163620 Alex Connor has written an unusual thriller around the conspiracy of an artwork by William Hogarth, who did actually
by F.R. Tallis (Macmillan) ISBN 9780230760806 The title refers to an incident at a mission hospital in the tropics in the 19th century, where young
by Marian Keyes (Michael Joseph) ISBN 978-0-718-17681-5 Almost three years after her last book the queen of smart chick lit is back with a wonderful
by Donato Carrisi (Abacus) ISBN 9788-O-349-00030-5 A young girl has mysteriously vanished from Rome. Clement and Marcus sit in a cafe – working on the
by Anouk Markovits (Hogarth) ISBN 9781781090022 Traditional religious laws have the ability to both create and break bonds of love. In Transylvania during the final
by Rupert Everett (Little Brown) ISBN: 9780349000213 With his gaunt good looks and throwaway pedigree, Rupert Everett has always been somewhat of an impossibly elegant