Reviews

Pope Francis: Reflections on thé Sunday Gospel – a book review

This devotional offers a reminder of the Sunday Gospel passage, a reflection from Pope Francis and…
The Other Side of Beautiful – a book review

I’m calling it now, in March. The Other Side of Beautiful is going to be this…
Those Who Disappeared – a book review

This is the first novel I’ve read by Kevin Wignall and I really enjoyed it. Foster…
The Gaps – a book review

Leanne Hall is an award winning young adult and children’s writer. Thanks to NetGalley and her…
An Earl, the girl and a toddler.

This book has a good enough underlying idea but was poorly executed. I worked out the…
We Are Meridians by S. Ghali

Some humans left Earth and made a new home elsewhere, evolving differently and unbeknownst to those…
This Has Been Absolutely Lovely

Review of the new novel by Jessica Dettman This Has Been Absolutely Lovely is a story…
No Bad Kids – a book review

This book was incredibly disappointing. Janet Lansbury and her mentor Gerber are considered giants in the…
The Good Sister – a book review

This is, quite possibly, the best Sally Hepworth novel yet. It’s sort of like Eleanor Oliphant,…
Daylight – a book review

I’ve been a David Baldacci fan since I discovered The Camel Club in high school. I’ve…
The Living Sea of Waking Dreams

It’s been a weird year, and while some of us were homeschooling and trying to make…
An Unusual Boy – a book review

What a devastatingly beautiful read. I was initially attracted to this novel for its topic of…
People of Abandoned Character – a book review

Despite my love of forensics and crime novels, this is actually the first piece of Ripper…
Blackwatertown – a book review

For a novel with so much action packed into just one week, this was quite slow…
Ex Libris – Preliminary Review

I am so pleased that I decided to be part of the crowd funding for this…