The Ties that Bind By Warren Adler
The Ties that Bind By Warren Adler is a mystery is set in Washington, D.C. in the USA.
Book Reviews
Author Review: Ellis Peters
Ellis Peters’ most popular series are The Cadfael Chronicles, about a mediaeval monk and The Inspector George Felse Mysteries, about a police inspector.
Brother of the More Famous Jack by Barbara Trapido
Stylish, suburban Katherine is eighteen when she is propelled into the centre of Professor Jacob Goldman’s rambling home and his large eccentric family. As his…
Shining by Abdi Aden and Robert Hillman
Separated from his parents and sister at the age of 15, Abdi struck out alone on a perilous journey that led him to Kenya, Somalia,…
All my Puny Sorrows by Miriam Toews
All my Puny Sorrows by Miriam Toews is a poignant tragi-comedy that makes you laugh at the same time as you cry. It is…
Seveneves by Neal Stephenson
In Seveneves, Stephenson sets the scene maximum devastation: the moon has been blown to pieces, destroying all life and rendering the planet unsuitable for habitation…
The Final Solution by Michael Chabon
The Final Solution: A Story of Detection by Michael Chabon revolves around an 89-year-old retired detective and his quest to find a missing parrot.
Author Review: Alan Hunter
Author Review: Alan Hunter. Features inspector George Gently as he solves his cases through a combination of reason, deduction and a world-weary understanding of his…
The Taming of the Queen by Philippa Gregory
The Taming of the Queen by Philippa Gregory follows Kateryn Parr, Henry VIII’s sixth and last wife. Can she keep her head when he turns…
Author Review: Emma Lathen
Author review: Emma Lathen. The books show different aspects of the workings of a major US Bank, while entertaining us with John Thatcher solving the…
Suddenly as a Shadow by Roy Lewis
Suddenly as a Shadow by Roy Lewis is a a crime novel which blends archaeological mysteries with a modern murder investigation.
The Port Fairy Murders by Robert Gott
The Port Fairy Murders by Robert Gott tells the story of a double murder where nothing is as it seems.