Hector, by D.M.Mullan, is a a beautiful little book about a crazy little guy called Hector van Groat, who is an inventor.
Category: Reviews
I love books, so I would like to share with you some absolute must-reads!
What Dreams We Had – Phill FeatherstoneWhat Dreams We Had – Phill Featherstone
What Dreams We Had, by Phill Featherstone, is a coming-of-age novel, set in a mysterious villa in Tuscany. Why are the five young people brought here?
A Tapestry of Light – Kimberly DuffyA Tapestry of Light – Kimberly Duffy
A Tapestry of Light, by Kimberly Duffy, is an amazing book, set in 19th Century India as well as England. An amazing blend of spices, colours, emotions and embroidery, this
Unsympathetic Victims – Laura SniderUnsympathetic Victims – Laura Snider
Unsympathetic Victims, by Laura Snider, is a legal thriller. A Public Defence lawyer in a small town finds herself in trouble when doing her job.
All That Really Matters – Nicole DeeseAll That Really Matters – Nicole Deese
All That Really Matters, by Nicole Deese, is an amazing story about a Social Media Influencer and a transitional house for young adults leaving Foster Care.
Bertie at the Worldwide Games – Wendy H. JonesBertie at the Worldwide Games – Wendy H. Jones
Bertie at the Worldwide Games, by Wendy H. Jones, is a delightful book about Bertie. See what the cheeky buffalo gets up to this time!
A Deadly Coincidence – Keith FinneyA Deadly Coincidence – Keith Finney
A Deadly Coincidence, by Keith Finney, is a World War II Murder mystery, set in Norfolk. Read my thoughts about this story.
A Tiger Named Lee – Sinéad MurphyA Tiger Named Lee – Sinéad Murphy
A Tiger Named Lee, by Sinead Murphy, is a delightful book about facing your fears. Read my review of it.
Scent of Water -Penelope SwithinbankScent of Water -Penelope Swithinbank
Scent of Water, by Penelope Swithinbank, is a beautiful book with devotions and prayers to support those who are grieving. Read my review of this precious book.
The Watchman – Rob ParkerThe Watchman – Rob Parker
The Watchman, by Rob Parker, is a brilliant read. Ben Bracken is asked to do one more mission for an old friend. What could go wrong? Nothing seems simpler than