Writers Write Book Review

by Melanie Reeder (Penguin) ISBN: 9780143026167 ‘My body has two lives,’ says traditional healer, Elliot Ndlovu, ‘the spiritual as well as the physical.’ Reeder, a

by Aimee Bender (Windmill) ISBN: 978-0-099-53827-1 Rose Edelstein’s life changes when she eats the cake her mother bakes on her 9th birthday. She inexplicably tastes

by Robin Oliveira (Penguin Books) R200 ISBN: 9781905490684 Mary Sutter is a midwife from Albany in 1861 who will leave no stone unturned to reach

 by Edward St Aubyn (Picador) ISBN: 9780330435901 This is the final instalment in the Melrose family saga. St Aubyn’s semi-autobiographical journey began with the trilogy Never

by Douglas Kennedy (Hutchinson) ISBN: 9780091795849 Thomas, an American writers, fall desperately in love with Petra when they are in Berlin. So deep is their

by Simon Winchester (Harper Press) ISBN: 9780007341375 The Atlantic Ocean is at the centre of the human world. It has played an important role in

by Janet Evanovich (Headline Review) ISBN: 9780755384891 R190, 00 Life in Trenton continues for Stephanie Plum, the world’s worst bounty hunter. The writing is as

by Anthony Horowitz (Walker Books) ISBN 979-1-4063-1049-8 I was so sorry to learn that this was the last of the Alex Ryder books.  It certainly

by Mandivamba Rukuni (Penguin) ISBN: 9780143026808 Being Afrikan by Mandivamba Rukuni is the most inspiring, enlightening, educating piece of information I have read in a

The Stranger’s Child by Alan Hollinghurst (Picador) ISBN: 9780330483247