Night Over Water by Ken Follett: Review
Night Over Water is very much a product of its genre: a wartime thriller driven by tension and plot rather […]
Historical Fiction
White Feathers by Susan Lanigan: Book review
Susan Lanigan‘s Historical Novel, White Feathers, about, Eva Downey and Christopher Shandlin, set against the turbulent backdrop of the suffragette
The Girl Who Never Came Back: Review
Suzanne Goldring’s, The Girl Who Never Came Back is a powerful, moving, and utterly engrossing story that lingers long after
The Mountains Sing: Book Review
The Mountains Sing brings to life the experiences of one Vietnamese family across some of the most turbulent decades in
Peach Blossom Spring: Book Review
Reading Peach Blossom Spring, at a time when global displacement is again dominating the news, made its themes even more
Weyward by Emilia Hart: Book Review
Weyward by Emili Hart, is a beautifully told novel about survival, identity, and the power of legacy. Emilia Hart reminds
A Tale of Two Cities: Book Review
At its core, A Tale of Two Cities by Charle Dickins, is a novel about contrasts: focusing on love and
The Six Murders of Daphne St Clair: Review
Dark, provocative, and stylishly written, The Six Murders of Daphne St Clair by MacKenzie Common is a compelling critique of
Carnival of Lies by D.V. Bishop Book Review
Carnival of Lies (Cesare Aldo 5) D.V. Bishop avoids the mid-series slump that plagues many long-running crime series. By taking
The Greek House by Dinah Jefferies Book Review
The Greek House by Dinah Jefferies is a moving, multi-layered novel about uncovering the past, navigating love and loss, and