The Stranger, by Joy Margetts, is another soulwarming story set in medieval Wales, where we follow Brother Silas’ journey.
The Stranger – Joy Margetts
Category: Reviews
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Behind the Curtain – Anita D. Hunt
Behind the Curtain, by Anita D. Hunt, is a Domestic Noir, the story of Penny-May and her charming husband, where she tries to live up to expectations.
Mutate – Hetty Waite
Mutate, by Hetty Waite, is a dystopian novel, where a dreadful mutation changes lives forever. Will the main characters manage to make the right choices and survive?
Polished Arrows – Jenny Sanders
Polished Arrows, by Jenny Sanders, is a wonderful analogy, showing how God will shape us and make us as arrows in His hand.
Death at a Shetland Festival – Marsali Taylor
Death at a Shetland Festival, by Marsali Taylor, is another wonderful read set in Scotland with Cass and her police officer partner Gavin.
Living the Difference – Richard Frost
Living the Difference, by Richard Frost, is a lovely book, allowing you a glimpse into community life of Eastwood Minster.
Island of Ruin – Marti M. MacNair
Island of Ruin, by Marti M. MacNair, is a brilliant dystopian novel. Twists and turns make you swing between light and dark, good and evil, or simply less evil.
Charlie Peach’s Pumpkins – Jenny Sanders
Charlie Peach’s Pumpkins, by Jenny Sanders, is a wonderful book with stories to be enjoyed by everybody. The stories are brilliant, giving us all lots of pleasure.
The Heretic’s Daughter – Michael Lynes @romauncebooks @lovebookstours LBTCrew #Bookstagram
The Heretic’s Daughter, by Michael Lynes, is a brilliant crime thriller set in 15th century Andalusia. Full of intrigue, tension and everything else a good read needs.
The Jesse Tree Anthology – Rachel Yarworth
The Jesse Tree Anthology, compiled by Rachel Yarworth, is a wonderful way to look at the promises and prophesies leading up to the birth of Jesus.