Fires, by Tom Ward: #BookReview.
This thriller, set in a steel city in the UK, treats fire almost as one of its characters. After the opening, in which we meet the…
Inside Moves, by Walter Danley: #BookReview.
Inside Moves is a thriller with elements that occasionally lift it above the usual formulaic presentation of such books. Starting with a climatic event, the book…
Shadeward: Exoneration, by Drew Wagar: #BookReview.
Shadeward: Exoneration, by imaginative science fiction writer, Drew Wagar, is a continuation of the story begun in ‘Shadeward: Emanation’. If you haven’t read that book, I…
Sons of the Crystal Mind, by Andrew Wallace: #BookReview.
Set on an almost unrecognisable Earth in a distant future, this novel deals with the perils of unregulated capitalism as it is allowed run rampant through…
Storm of Attraction, by Lily Black: #BookReview.
Storm of Attraction is a romantic thriller with an understandable bias in favour of female readers. After all, most romance readers are women. As a mature…
The Darwin Awards, by Wendy Northcutt: #BookReview.
Subtitled ‘180 Bizarre True Stories of How Dumb Humans Have Met Their Maker’, The Darwin Awards is not a book to read in one sitting, unless…
Long Time Walk on Water, by Joan Barbara Simon: #BookReview.
Joan Barbara Simon’s ‘Long Time Walk on Water’, is a phenomenon. There’s nothing ordinary, pedestrian, or conventional in this story of love, lust, prejudice, violence and…
