Tender, moving, heartbreaking and beautifully observed, this prose-rich tale is an ode, a eulogy and a love letter to the city – and the man – who stole Bill Hayes’ heart. Buy Insomniac City from Waterstones, Amazon or Amazon AU. Insomniac City Book Review…
Love this post? Click here to subscribe. It requires a certain kind of unconditional love to love living here as an expat. But Sydney repays you a million times over if you let it. In his beautiful memoir, Insomniac City – a…
Born and raised in Southern California, Brit Bennett graduated from Stanford University and later earned her MFA in fiction at the University of Michigan, where she won a Hopwood Award in Graduate Short Fiction as well as the 2014 Hurston/Wright…
My Thoughts: But has Laura forgotten that revenge never comes without a sting in the tail? Twitter @JaneFallon Links: The book is up to date and modern with even a mention of my latest favourite Netflix binge watch. Can that…
My Thoughts: Publisher: Paul Thomas Publishing; 1st Edition (March 31, 2020) The book is so up to date, there is even a mention of corona virus and Brexit. It’s the little details in books that make all the difference. Not…
This cosy mystery is a fabulous start to the new series staring Hattie as investigative sleuth extraordinaire. I’m already looking forward to the next one. I loved this easy read book. I liked that the characters are older but still…
This Scandi Noir books deserves all the praise and rave reviews it’s got. The short chapters enabled me to read ” just one more chapter” more times than I could have imagined. The finger prints on the chestnut were what…
Cold Heart by Sean-Paul Thomas. Amazon UK The idea is that you choose 10, 15 or 20 books that you think you will read over the summer, between June and September. I have chosen 10 that I would like to…
“…….like a virus he was working his way into Paul’s psyche….” A brutal and horrific crime occurs, shaking a town to its core, not least Sergeant Stevie McBride.Prior to this, Paul Michaelson was a normal lad, going about his life…
My post is in no way a review of the works by Lovecraft because I’m obviously doing something wrong. A thing that major and important simply can’t be what I now perceive it to be – a product of breathtaking…
