STRAWBERRY MOON BY JOY M LILLEY – BOOK REVIEW
Published by Long Overdue Books I met this author, Joy, when I was running the writing group in Folkestone, Kent and she kindly gave me her new book to review, I must admit the front cover appealed to me as I am sure it will to others. The setting was the Dordogne in France which is a lovely area easily reached from the south coast in the UK. The Patterson family are starting a new life there with their two teenagers, what starts as a new adventure turns into a period of their lives they would never forget. Maisie who…
View PostWITNESS 8 BY STEVE CAVANAGH – BOOK REVIEW
Published by Headline on the 1st August 2024 Ruby Johnson is a nanny and maid to wealthy families in Manhattan’s West 74th Street. She knows their routines. Their secrets. One night, on her way home, Ruby witnesses a neighbour’s murder. She knows the victim. She knows the killer. She makes an anonymous call to the police and names the murderer. But Ruby didn’t tell the truth… Because there’s something wrong with Ruby Johnson. What did this witness see or should I say who, plus who is telling the truth? This will keep you hooked from the beginning as it is…
View PostLAST NIGHT AT VILLA LUCIA BY SIMON McCLEAVE – BOOK REVIEW
Published by Storm Publishing on the 26th of July 2024 What a brilliant story from a very talented writer, no wonder he has so many best-sellers to his name. This gets you hooked from the beginning until the end, I did not want it to end as it was so good. Many twists that I would never have thought of make this one of the year’s best books. The setting was perfect as were all the characters that all worked well together. You have to read this as the ending is superb! Simon McCleave is a million-selling crime novelist who…
View PostAFTER THE STORM BY G.D. WRIGHT – BOOK REVIEW
Published by Avon on the 1st of August 2024 – Just in time for a brilliant summer holiday book. My name is Gary (pen name G.D. Wright) and I live on the southeast coast of England with my wife and two young children. I joined Kent Police at the age of 18, working on the front line in a variety of uniformed roles until the age of 29 when, completely out of the blue, I suffered two cardiac ‘events’, and was subsequently diagnosed with a hereditary and incurable disease of the heart (arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy if you’re being fussy!).…
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