Book Review – New York To Dallas
by J.D. Robb (Piatkus) ISBN 978-0-7499-5581-6 Detective Eve Dallas’ past has returned to haunt her. McQueen, who she arrested when she was a rookie, resurfaces
by J.D. Robb (Piatkus) ISBN 978-0-7499-5581-6 Detective Eve Dallas’ past has returned to haunt her. McQueen, who she arrested when she was a rookie, resurfaces
by Chad Harbach (4th Estate) ISBN: 97800007418695 Henry Skrimshander has the potential to be a ‘Jonty Rhodes’ of fielding in American baseball. Plucked from obscurity
Michael: Through a Brother’s Eyes by Jermaine Jackson (Harper Collins) ISBN 9780007435678 “Michael was standing beside me, looking into the dark from our bedroom window
by Mark Pearson (Arrow Books) ISBN: 978 0 099 55088 4 Mark Pearson is hailed as Britain’s best new crime writer. He has already co-authored
by Donna Milner (Quercus) ISBN: 978 1849 162326 There is something endearing about Donna Milner’s story telling. Perhaps it’s because she mainly uses the first
by Mark Gartside (Pan Macmillan) ISBN: 978 0 230 75989 3 There are not many novels that deal with single fathers or delve into parenthood
by Ree Drummond (Pan) ISBN: 9781447202073 Ree Drummond has had a four year affair with J who seems to fulfil her every need. And then
100 ways we die and how to avoid them by Dr Sarah Brewer (Quercus) ISBN: 978 0 85738 6106 This is a non-fiction reference book
by David Gibbins (Headline) ISBN: 9780755353996 All the ingredients are there: the archaeologist, Jack, with the strong jaw line, a deadly virus that will kill
by Lauren DeStefano (Harper Voyager) ISBN: 9781442409057 Genetic engineering has produced a flawless generation of strong, disease-free people. However, their children are born to die