In the present day, a personal tragedy send Alba back to her family in Italy where she learns to come to terms with her grief. She befriends an elderly man Massimo and he begins to tell her about his experiences of the Second World War. The narrative is split into three separate timelines: […]
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For The Love Of The Law, by Deborah A. Stansil
Willow Greyson has rebuilt her legal career after the devastating murder of her boyfriend in the courtroom where they were on opposing sides of the case. She has high status in her legal practice and a loving fiance Hunter, another lawyer in the firm. A shocking discovery puts Willow’s career, relationship and even her […]
Moonlight Over Mayfair, by Anton du Beke
I was absolutely thrilled to be offered the chance to review Anton du Beke’s new novel Moonlight Over Mayfair. I admit to reading the first chapter in Anton’s voice but soon got over my adoration and enjoyed the book for its own merits. Set in the magnificent Buckingham Hotel in the 1930s, it […]
Hillary’s Back! by Faith Martin
Although a huge fan of Faith Martin, this is the first of her Hillary Greene series that I have read and it’s book number 18! I, therefore, came fresh to the book as she changes direction and we are introduced to a new team with a new recruit ex army Gareth who is adjusting to […]
Children’s book review: Uh Oh Milo! The Impolite Imps
Manners can be a tricky thing for children to understand and learn. ‘Please’ and ‘thank you’ are major milestones when children can appreciate their meaning and use them appropriately. But now a new picture book series hopes to help parents everywhere to teach children these vital skills. The first book in the series was published […]