A GAME OF LIES BY CLARE MACKINTOSH – BOOK REVIEW
Published by Generic Clare Mackintosh is a former police officer and a bestselling crime author. Her books have sold more than three million copies, been optioned for television and translated into forty languages. She appears regularly at literary festivals and bookshop events across the UK and beyond. This was like a game of Big Brother that goes horribly wrong, as all the contestants have a huge secret that could actually destroy them in some way. Like their employment, family or their standing in the community. Who can expose one of the players first, and will they get it right? The…
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Last weekend, I went along to this tribute show with Sue, as Barry Manilow is one of her favourite singers. It was a shame to see that they had not sold the full amount of seats, but it sounded like everyone enjoyed themselves. The first half was full of his many songs, then the second half was all the favourites, which had people singing along. It was a very pleasant evening, and it made a nice change to go listen to something different. Leas Cliff Hall website here.
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DREAM CAFE BY R.J. GOULD – BOOK REVIEW
First of all, I must apologise for the lateness of this review as I have only just fitted it into my reading schedule. I am so pleased I did, as it is a very light entertaining story, especially after all the murder ones I read. R J Gould writes contemporary fiction about relationships using a mix of humour and pathos to describe the life journeys of his protagonists. Vinci Books publishes him, and he also self-publishes. Before becoming a full-time author, he worked in the education and charity sectors. In addition to his addiction to telling stories, he has somewhat…
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