These are the books that, on closing the last page, the characters have become friends, and their stories part of your life. So much so, that...
When I picked up Mrs Sidhu’s “Dead and Scone” by Suk Pannu, I had no idea that Mrs Sidhu was already a well-established character with her...
In her poignant novel, “What’s Wrong With June?” Qarnita Loxton masterfully weaves a tapestry of emotions, identity, and resilience. Set against the backdrop of a post-pandemic...
“The Shadow Key” by Susan Stokes-Chapman is a beautiful mix of Welsh folklore, creepy settings, and well-written suspense. This book takes place in a rough coastal...
This titillating novel weaves together two distinct perspectives and timelines. As always, I did struggle to get used to the multiple POVs. While the beginning may...
“Age is just a number; adventure is a state of mind.” “The Excitements” by C.J. Wray is a delightful read, especially for those who appreciate spunky...
“How to say that she had built a life that relied on the mirrors of others?” In the realm of contemporary fiction, it’s a rare gem...
Words matter. Whether they are spoken, written or signed, words are powerful enough to shape society, inspire fresh thought, connect people and even change someone’s life....
This was such a nostalgic and comfortable read for me! The Kay Scarpetta was the very first crime series I read, starting back in high school,...
Exclusive Books Recommends for April is such a varied smorgasbord of reading treats – every kind of fiction from book club page-turners and cosy crime to...
