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School Days by Jack Sheffield – Review
By Sandra Callard The uninspiring title hardly made me eager to start reading Jack Sheffield’s latest – and the first ... -
Old Country by Matt and Harrison Query – Review
By Sandra Callard I never read ghost stories, my logic and disbelief working against me, but after reading Old Country ... -
The Other Guest by Helen Cooper – Review
By Sandra Callard This rip-roaring story of tantalising complexity is set both in England and Italy and covers misplaced love, ... -
Dark Earth by Rebecca Stott – Review
By Sandra Callard Like nothing I have read recently, Dark Earth is set in what we now call Britain in ... -
Note to Self by Anna Bell – Review
By Sandra Callard Note to Self is the latest book by Anna Bell, an author who writes romance stories of ... -
The Prime Minister’s Affair by Andrew Williams – Review
By Sandra Callard So tightly written it almost runs away with itself, and subsequently, the reader, The Prime Minister’s Affair ... -
Wake by Shelley Burr – Review
By Sandra Callard Wake is the debut novel of author Shelley Burr, who lives and works in Canberra, capital city ... -
Sun Damage by Sabine Durrant – Review
By Sandra Callard There’s nothing like a good thriller for compulsive reading, and I have certainly discovered a good one ... -
Yerba Buena by Nina LaCour – Review
By Sandra Callard Author Nina Lacour has produced a new novel of great technical prowess, but also one which is ... -
The Pharmacist by Rachelle Atalla – Review
By Sandra Callard When a new book appears and is described as Dystopian the reader often approaches it with care. ... -
Outside by Ragnar Jonasson – Review
By Karl Hornsey The rise and rise in the popularity of Nordic Noir that began in the 1990s shows no ... -
Thrown by Sara Cox – Review
By Sandra Callard Thrown is the debut novel by broadcaster Sara Cox and mainly concerns a group of local women ...
