Wow – Thrilling! Cold Dead Night by Lisa Phillips is a fabulous new Christian crime suspense that had me glued from the start. It is the first book in the Brand Of Justice series and I cannot wait for the subsequent books. The action came thick and fast. I read with heart racing and pulse […]

Sensitively & Beautifully Written A Scandinavian Summer by Helga Jensen is a most delightful contemporary novel that made me laugh whilst tugging at my heartstrings. Loss is hard whenever it strikes. There are different kinds of loss. The novel explores this theme. We follow a forty nine year old character who suddenly finds herself alone. […]

Small In Stature, Big In Heart The Life Of Riley by Sharon Plant is a marvellous historical novel that is both educating and eye opening. The novel is set during the first quarter on the twentieth century as we follow Ray Riley from a six year old to a married man. The story is fictional […]

A Really Fun Read Rock N Rose by Suzan Holder is an absolutely delightful contemporary novel that warmed my heart and soul. The central premise is a really intriguing one that really captures the reader’s imagination. It is so well written by Suzan Holder that the reader wonders, could it actually be true? And to […]

In The Master’s Hand Escape From Amsterdam by Lauralee Bliss is a powerful, heart-wrenching historical Christian novel that celebrates the faithfulness of God to His children, and their faith in Him. The novel is set in the Netherlands during World War II. It was a time of great evil, and sometimes felt as if even […]

A Compulsive Read The Lost Notebook by Louise Douglas is a fabulous contemporary psychological thriller that drew me in from the start. The opening is very intriguing as we ‘hear’ a voice confessing but we do not know who it is or why a course of action has been taken. The opening is the hook […]

Cleverly Constructed & Well Executed The Girl In The Picture by Terry Marsh is a cleverly constructed dual timeline novel that intrigued me from the start. The novel is set in present day and 1870. Both time periods are linked by a photograph. In present day there is a search to find out who the […]

Never Give Up Hoping Gerard Philey’s Euro-Diary: Quest For A Life by Brendan James is a light-hearted novel set out in the form of a diary from 1996. It is reminiscent of The Diary Of Adrian Mole but for adults. The reader follows Gerard Philey from his bedsit in Walsall across Europe – mainly to […]

Where Strangers Become Friends A Wartime Welcome At Rookery House by Rosie Hendry is the first book in a new historical series which promises to be fabulous. The novel is set in 1940 and 1941 at the height of the Blitz as we travel from London to Great Plumstead in Norfolk. Rosie Hendry has perfectly […]