Ellen is a hypnotherapist who meets a man through an online dating site because it’s not easy to meet men in the normal...
DebraMay 15, 2021
Charlotte Gray has a pretty grim cover image of a train station, smokiness, a woman in a big coat. Plus it's set in...
DebraMay 15, 2021
Jane Harper’s novel is set in a small town called Kiewarra, which is a five hour drive from Melbourne, and a place of...
DebraFebruary 21, 2021
Richard Ford is the writer of the famous series of books – Independence Day, The Sportswriter and The Lay of the Land. These...
DebraJanuary 30, 2021
In The Thursday Murder Club, Richard Osman turns on its head the perception that retirement homes are places where people sit in chairs...
DebraJanuary 9, 2021
The House of Deep Water is Jeni McFarland’s first novel but it doesn’t read that way. The writing is captivating from the first...
DebraDecember 29, 2020
I read Where the Crawdads Sing, by Delia Owens, at such pace it’s hard for me to say exactly why it's my favourite...
DebraDecember 8, 2020
I absolutely loved Trent Dalton’s first novel (Boy Swallows Universe) so it was a no brainer to buy his second novel when it...
DebraDecember 8, 2020
If you like Isabel Dalhousie’s gentle approach to solving mysteries, you will probably also enjoy Varg – Alexander McCall Smith’s Swedish detective, who...
DebraDecember 2, 2020
This new angle on 'Pride and Prejudice' looks at the events that take place in that classic novel through the eyes of Mary...
DebraDecember 2, 2020
