
Precipice by Robert Harris
This is the latest historical novel by Robert Harris. The principal characters and plot, is the love affair carried out through their correspondence, between the…
This is the latest historical novel by Robert Harris. The principal characters and plot, is the love affair carried out through their correspondence, between the…
Another stunning historic romance from the talented pen of Kate Forsyth. We follow three women as they struggle to find love and security in times…
King Richard the Third is dead – the last English king to be slain in battle. And yet, he finds himself in conversation with a…
A cross between Ocean’s 8 and Downton Abbey, this historical heist novel kept this reader thoroughly captivated from the first paragraph to the final sentence….
This was a historical novel I could not put down. The first chapter presents the reader with a totally unexpected situation. Lucrezia de’ Medici, daughter…
The twenty-year voyage of Odysseus, king of Ithaca, is an archetypal tale of bravery, cleverness and cunning, the saga of a wily hero among a…
Jenni Mills has written a real page turner! The Buried Circle of the title refers to the 5000-year-old stone circle at Avebury in Wiltshire.
Made in Sweden by Elisabeth Asbrink is a lovers expose into a Nordic history that lurks beneath the surface.
Woohoo – what a ride! City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert is Vivian’s life, told in flashback, and what a life it is! Chapter one…
This reviewer has just binge-read all ten books of The Chronicles of St Mary’s series, culminating with the latest installment Hope for The Best.
Serong’s empathy within Preservation, for the mixed feelings that the indigenous Australians must have felt is beautifully conveyed. As a white Australian, it made me…
This 2018 re-release of Ladies in Black by Madeleine St John commences with a gently humorous introduction by Bruce Beresford,