09 Nov Book review: One Summer in Crete by Nadia Marks
I expected a light-hearted romance read in the sun set on a Greek island. What I got was so much more. One Summer in Crete is a tale of love...
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06 Oct Book review: The Butterfly Room by Lucinda Riley
The Butterfly Room is an exceptional read that examines the Montague family and the secrets encased in their family home, Admiral House. The Butterfly Room is set in the idyllic Suffolk...
30 Sep BOOK REVIEW: THE GIRL WHO READS ON THE METRO BY CHRISTINE FERET-FLEURY
I was instantly drawn to The Girl Who Reads on the Metro. One of my favourite things, when I lived in the UK, was to read on the tube. My...
06 Feb Book review: This one time by Alex van Tonder
This One Time by Alex van Tonder is a wonderful escape from reality that will make you want to throw the book across the room, sympathise with a serial killer...
30 Sep Book review: A Walk at Midnight by Alex van Tonder
A Walk at Midnight by local author Alex van Tonder sheds the spotlight on abuse and sexual assault against women. It's brilliantly written and an important book to put on...
19 Aug Book review: The Neighbour by Fiona Cummins
The Neighbour by Fiona Cummins will keep you at the edge of your seat until the last page. I love a good crime thriller and I couldn't wait to turn the...
07 May BOOK REVIEW: A KEEPER BY GRAHAM NORTON
I read Graham Norton's debut fiction novel, Holding, last year and couldn't wait for his second, A Keeper, to hit the shelves. I just finished reading it. In true Graham Norton...
03 Mar Book review: Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine. The title says it all, Eleanor was just fine. Her routine was pretty settled – she worked, listened to her radio soaps, spoke to her...
20 Dec Book review: Plus One by Vanessa Raphaely
Plus One is the debut novel by former Cosmopolitan SA editor, Vanessa Raphaely. I was thoroughly excited when Plus One landed on my desk. I recognised the author's name instantly and...
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