
Pardonable Lies (Maisie Dobbs #3) by Jacqueline Winspear GABY
Pardonable Lies demonstrates Winspear’s ability to balance pace, plot and characters with skill and dexterity.
Pardonable Lies demonstrates Winspear’s ability to balance pace, plot and characters with skill and dexterity.
I found myself totally immersed in this extraordinary memoir, The Salt Path. Perhaps I could relate to Ray and Moth’s story easily because I’m of…
In Maisie’s 9th instalment Elegy for Eddie by Jacqueline Winspear, she is asked to investigate the ‘accidental’ death of Eddie Pettit, a simple man ‘whose…
Having thoroughly enjoyed Fowler’s first Bryant & May mystery, Full Dark House, I approached The Water Room by Christopher Fowler with combined excitement and…
The Stranger Diaries by Elly Griffiths is another great page turner. This time she has turned her hand to a gothic thriller, in a contemporary…
In Among the Mad by Jacqueline Winspear, It’s Christmas 1931 and Maisie finds herself seconded to Military Intelligence.
Goodnight Sweet Prince by David Dickinson, is the first instalment of the Lord Francis Powerscourt murder investigative series.
All Among the Barley may be set on a Sussex farm in 1933, but the book explores a lot more than mere nostalgia for bygone…
In The Mapping of Love and Death by Maisie Dobbs, it’s 1914, and Michael Clifton is a young cartographer who has recently purchased a plot…
Dying Fall takes us away from Ruth’s beloved Norfolk home to the much more prosaic landscape of Blackpool.
Have you managed to read all of SMSA’s most popular books?
Discover our Top 10 most borrowed titles for 2019, in our 2019 Year in Review…