I have been reading a book a week for well over 70 years. I choose books largely from comments in other people's reviews because I don't have time left to read things I know I won't like.
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Treasured by readers around the world, this is the sweeping saga of three generations of …
I saw this as a tv series and decided that I should at last read the book. Unfortunately the copy I got from the library had such small print I couldn't cope with it, which is not uncommon in older books. Hence the one star as I only struggled through the first chapter.
The Vignes twin sisters will always be identical. But after growing up together in a small, southern black community and …
Lucy Atkins: Night Visitor (2017, Quercus)
"The stunning new noir thriller from the internationally bestselling author of The Missing One and The Other Child ... Professor …
Charity Norman creates characters and stories that are relatable and being set in NZ is always a bonus for me. This book covers several emotional issues: Alzheimers, Huntingtons, missing persons, death with dignity. While not everybody would have dealt with one of these issues personally, there are probably few who do not know somebody who has.
Charity Norman's books always maintain a steady pace and as with all of her books I found this one hard to put down.
