I finished ‘The Book of Guilt’ feeling relieved to be out of its world. I raced through it in barely a day and...
DebraFebruary 6, 2026
Reading ‘Gridlock’ feels like being strapped into a high-speed chase that never escapes the system it's racing against. Ben Elton delivers a fast,...
DebraFebruary 6, 2026
By the end of ‘Untold Story’, I still didn't know what its heroine wanted – and that uncertainty is exactly what makes the...
DebraFebruary 6, 2026
I didn't want to leave the world of Dream Count. When I picked up my next book , I could feel the difference....
DebraDecember 28, 2025
History was my worst subject at school. But reading Fiona Sussman's Shifting Colours made the experience of apartheid in South Africa real, as...
DebraDecember 28, 2025
The main character leaves her marriage and high-profile environmental activism role to move to a convent. She wants to be near the place...
DebraDecember 1, 2025
In the second novel of Patricia Wolf's series, DS Lucas Walker is in Surfer’s Paradise providing training workshops for police while recuperating from...
DebraNovember 1, 2025
This rural Australian crime novel has all the classic ingredients – a man-alone detective, a love interest, a harsh and intense landscape, and...
DebraNovember 1, 2025
Jennifer Weiner's signature is all over ‘Goodnight Nobody’ – in a good way. She nails the agony of being around people who have...
DebraOctober 1, 2025
This is a huge book, both in size (597 pages) and in its examination of what it means to be in relationship with...
DebraSeptember 1, 2025
