Writers Write Book Review

The Hand That Trembles by Kjell Eriksson (Allison & Busby) ISBN: 978 0 7490 4019 2

by Rod Rees (Jo Fletcher Books) ISBN: 978 1 84916 503 7 Science Fiction is not for everyone, but Rod Rees manages to introduce a

by Eleanor Brown (Harper Collins) ISBN: 9780007393725 What a delight this book was. It was easy to read, and easy to identify with if you’ve

by Kirsten Tranter (Quercus) ISBN 978-0-85738-275-7 Five friends, Dylan, Elliot, Brian, Tallis and Cameron, meet in college. After graduation they continue to have their annual

by Karen Jayes (Penguin) ISBN 978-0-14-353021-3 This is no ordinary story and most of the time the meaning eludes me. A lot is left to

by John Connolly (Hodder & Stoughton) R180, ISBN: 978-1-444756456 Harlan Vetter is dying and he has a secret to tell. His home is on the

by Howard Cunnell (Picador) ISBN: 978447202400 Kim feels most at home in the sea. He lives in London, but when his friend Garland asks him

by Mark Gimenez (Sphere) ISBN  9 781847 443816 Bode Bonner is the governor of Texas. He has everything he could want in life but he

by Charlaine Harris (Gollancz) ISBN: 9780575096547 When you have an urban fantasy that has a heroine named Sookie picking up synthetic blood for her vampire

by M.J. McGrath (Mantle) ISBN 9780230748194 The story begins with an intriguing prologue, immediately sparking the reader’s curiosity. Sammy Inukpuk is on an endurance sled race.