T is for Trespass Review
April 21, 2008
T for Trespass is the latest novel from Sue Grafton in her popular Kinsey Millhone series of “alphabet” stories i.e. “P” is for Peril etc, but fans of the series may feel a little let down by her latest offering. Read more
Review of The Magic Lands by Mark Hockley
September 8, 2007
Reviewed by Debs (Goldsworthy from EE Forums)
I have just been lucky enough to read Mark Hockleys debut novel The Magic Lands, a surperbly written book, a very dark fairy tale, it follows the adventures of two teenage boys Tom Lewis and Jack Barton in the Magic Lands where dreams and realities blur and nightmares are real, a reviewer said about this book how like Pans Labryrinth it is, and that is true in a way, not the story of course but the how a land of magic can have as many horrors as it can have many wonders. Read more
Next
September 6, 2007
from the international best-selling author
MICHAEL CRICHTON
comes the new blockbuster “Next”
Published: 6 August 2007, PB £6.99
‘A wonderful farrago, energetically stirring up a lot of scientific, medical, business and legal issues… marvellous.’ Evening Standard
‘Crichton has certainly done his research… his alarm is hard to dispute… compelling… extremely funny.’ Sunday Times Read more
The Last Testament
September 6, 2007
THE LAST TESTAMENT
By Sam Bourne
Released 2nd July
More Readable than the Da vinci Code – the same sense of menace is darker and the characters more believable’ Esquire.
The new, brilliantly high-concept religious conspiracy-theory thriller from the author of ‘The Righteous Men’, set against the backdrop of the world’s bitterest conflict. April 2003: as the Baghdad Museum of Antiquities is looted, a teenage Iraqi boy finds an ancient clay tablet in a long-forgotten vault. He takes it and runs off into the night! Read more
Unbeaten by Kim Woodburn
September 6, 2007
For Kim Woodburn, finding fame in her 60s in the smash hit HOW CLEAN IS YOUR HOUSE? is like a fairytale come true. Hugely popular as the ‘blonde dominatrix’ of the duo, Kim daydreamed of Hollywood stardom as a child – escapism from the reality of home where she suffered constant physical and emotional abuse at the hands of her mother and stepfather. With little love and constant insecurity she grew up fearful of company, friendless and alone. Read more
