Writers Write Book Review

by Elana Bregin (Pan Macmillan) ISBN: 978 1 77010 234 7 Kate, aged 43, has a demanding job as book editor. She meets interesting writers like

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

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

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