The Servant can be a dark read – I have had letters and emails telling of tears shed over its pages – but it does have a strong and compensating love story running through it and a heroine to root…
Meet Gosia. That fat guy with the loud voice is here tonight too. He is exposing his hairy belly while piling reduced-price potatoes onto the conveyor belt next to a double line of fizzy drinks. But then he clasps his…
He kindly answers a few of my questions. About the Author 4. Is there anything about the process of publishing a book that still surprises you? If I could visit one place in history, where would it be? It would…
When she reluctantly agrees to look after young Rubi for her next-door neighbour Cassie, Lucy is way out of her comfort zone. When Cassie doesn’t come back after a couple of hours as she promised, Lucy really is floundering and…
EVERY CONFESSION HAS A PRICE Related I really liked how the author wove the Christian calendar into the story, taking us from New Year’s Eve to Easter, and provided a juxtaposition of religion and sin, illustrating how even the most…
And I heard the presenter say, ‘Nobody knows why the fairies didn’t want a roof . . .’ You develop a sense of humour when you live with inflexibility; all families have to know when to laugh in affection rather…
One Night in Edinburgh is an engaging, romantic read. Meeting the right person can happen at the most unexpected of times and I really enjoyed reading about Steph and Jamie’s journey and the will-they-won’t-they path the book takes you on.…
About the Book Facebook Twitter Bookbub profile: Grant is missing up on the North York moors, but the Grant Alice knew could barely be persuaded out on a walk around the block. What on earth possessed him…
Three couples. One midsummer’s night. Can everyone get their happy ever after? And then there’s Lorna and Saif. The local headmistress and the GP desperately keeping their relationship a secret to protect his sons. But while they’re looking out for…
There is a skill to writing a good short story. Brevity is required but story-telling and engaging the reader can’t be sacrificed. That brevity also makes it hard to review such a collection without spoiling any of the tales. Each…
