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Picking Up the Pieces by Jo Worgan
It’s hard enough to be a good parent, but that multiplies when you have a disabled child. Kate’s six-year-old son Sam has autism, meaning, for ...
Butterfly in Frost by Sylvia Day
Dr Teagan Ransom is fragile and nursing a broken heart. She has just moved across the country to start a new life and try and forget about her ...
Overdrawn by N.J. Crosskey
I must admit I didn’t quite take on board from the blurb of Overdrawn that it was a dystopian story and if I had I might not have decided to ...
BLOG TOUR: Plenty Under the Counter by Kathleen Hewitt
Welcome to the nbmagazine.co.uk stop on the blog tour for Plenty Under the Counter by Kathleen Hewitt! Here’s a little info about the book: ...
Hollywood Godfather by Gianni Russo with Patrick Picciarelli
Sometime ago, I was involved in an online debate within NB Magazine. It weighed up the pros and cons of the film trilogy The Godfather. Nothing got ...
The Secrets We Kept by Lara Prescott
I first heard about The Secrets We Kept in June last year. The book was initially titled We Were Never Here (perhaps that was too close to Jonathan ...
The Imaginary Lives of James Pōneke by Tina Makereti
‘James Pōneke is my full name, but people in these parts prefer Hemi.’ ‘Well, I shall call you James, for I am not from these parts, and ...
The Woman Who Cracked the Anxiety Code by Judith Hoare
The Woman Who Cracked the Anxiety Code by Judith Hoare is a superb book on the life of Claire Weekes. A woman born in Australia in 1903, the eldest ...
The Nightmare of Reason by Ernst Pawel
Over the course of many years I have read assorted ‘classic’ authors’ work, one of whom was the writer Franz Kafka. I knew that he was of ...
When I Got Out by Peter Seth
This well-established American writer of novels and scriptwriter for TV has a sharp eye for detail in a plot which I have to say wouldn’t ...
Take It Back by Kia Abdullah
The promo around Kia Abdullah’s debut novel Take It Back certainly meant that it’s been on my radar for a while and as much as I try not to let ...
Starlight by Rod Humphris
Starlight is a sharp contemporary thriller but it’s also an homage to the era of Hollywood noir and that golden generation of hardboiled writers. ...
The Silent War by Andreas Norman
An intelligent zeitgeisty spy story that delves into the thorny issues of surveillance, black sites, rogue operations and leaks. In The Silent War ...
The Confession by Jessie Burton
I was so looking forward to reading this having read The Miniaturist by the same author. The Confession certainly didn’t disappoint and I was ...
Truth Hurts by Rebecca Reid
I loved Rebecca Reid’s first novel, Perfect Liars, but I really, really loved Truth Hurts. I thought it was A-mazing!!! Poppy is a nanny when, ...
Degrees of Guilt by HS Chandler
I have been longing to read Degrees of Guilt, not least because although this is HS Chandler’s first book, she’s also known as Helen ...
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