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Belladonna by Adalyn Grace – Review
By Sandra Callard A young girl, Signa, is orphaned and sent to live with relatives in a wealthy home. When ... -
The Shadow House by Anna Downes – Review
By Sarah Morgan Sheffield. It’s the place of my birth and also that of Anna Downes. We both eventually moved ... -
Mercia’s Take by Daniel Wiles – Review
By Sandra Callard This is a reasonably short story written by Daniel Wiles and set in the Black Country in ... -
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, ... -
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 ... -
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. ... -
My Husband Simon by Mollie Panter-Downes – Review
By Clare Jenkins I first came across the writer Mollie Panter-Downes in India, in Higginbothams Bookshop in Ootacamund – known ... -
The Island of Missing Trees by Elif Shafak – Review
By Richard Mansfield Conflicts, born of prejudices, both present and historical, abound in our world and offer fertile emotional drama ... -
Good Intentions by Kasim Ali – Review
By Sandra Callard Kasim Ali has come up with one of the most beautifully written, sensitive and absorbing novels I ... -
Raft of Stars by Andrew J. Graff – Review
By Sandra Callard American Andrew J. Graff sets Raft of Stars in a small town in Wisconsin in the mid ... -
A Pin to See the Peepshow by F. Tennyson Jesse – Review
By Sandra Callard This book is not, by any stretch of the imagination, an ordinary novel. A Pin to See ...