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The Negotiator: The Masterclass at Saint-Germain by Francis Walder & translated by Gerald Lees
Francis Walder (1906-1997), was born in Brussels, and became a military academic for want of a better title. Captured by the Axis forces during WW2, ...
Boy On Fire by Mark Mordue
This is a wonderful biography of the singer, songwriter and novelist Nick Cave covering the period up until his band ‘The Birthday Party&; ...
Constitutional by Helen Simpson
In Constitutional, Helen Simpson visits various characters as seemingly small events make a more significant impact in their life. It is a short ...
Good Eggs by Rebecca Hardiman
A fun read involving three generations of the Gogarty family. A warm hearted story spiced with humour following the often traumatic problems of ...
Three new domestic noir/psychological crime thrillers – April
Into the Fire Rachael Blok Into the Fire is an intriguing modern take on the country house mystery; eleven guests are together for the weekend at a ...
The Best of Things by Mel Giedroyc
Initially I found it hard to relate to the luxurious, materialistic and privileged lifestyle portrayed in the first few chapters of the novel, or to ...
The Legacy by Caroline Bond
Publisher’s synopsis A death in the family rarely brings out the best in people – even the deceased Jonathan Coulter planned for his death ...
Scent by Isabel Costello
Scent is a classy and intriguing story of a woman in crisis but hiding it well. Clémentine is a perfumer, owning an elegant and exclusive shop in ...
The Imposter by Anna Wharton
There was something about the premise of The Imposter that immediately grabbed my attention. The thought of this woman, Chloe, living a quiet life ...
Another Life by Jodie Chapman
Another Life is a beautifully written story of love in all its forms (parental, brotherly, friendship, relationships). The blurb only really skims ...
Madame Burova by Ruth Hogan
This story begins in the present day as Madame Burova, reader of Tarot cards, palms and her crystal ball for more than fifty years, is preparing to ...
Migration Stories
A Long Way from Douala, We Are Not In the World and The Art of Losing are very different novels but they share a common humanity; their exploration ...
Never 2 Return by JR Landon
JR Landon’s second novel following debut Cancer of Time is a thrill-ride of a story involving state of the art technology. A well thought out, ...
Daisy Jones and The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Daisy Jones and the Six were one of those bands that everyone knew. The magazine picture perfect Daisy Jones and her band of talented musicians. ...
Everything is Beautiful by Eleanor Ray
What a beautiful story. It started to pull me in from the very first page when Amy Ashton is awkwardly mingling with her work colleagues and never ...
Notebook by Tom Cox
This is my first Tom Cox book but I’ve been following him on various social media sites for a long time and I had a feeling I would enjoy ...
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