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Book Reviews
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The Lido by Libby Page
‘Sometimes in life, you need to swim outside the lanes….’ The Lido is the debut novel from Libby Page and is a book that I really am so delighted to have...
Burning Matches by Paul FitzSimons
‘Loyalty can only go so far…’ Burning Matches is the debut novel from Irish novelist, screenwriter and playwright Paul FitzSimons and was published on May 1st 2018. A very complex tale...
One Click by Andrea Mara
‘One photo couldn’t hurt, could it?’ One Click is the second novel from Irish writer and blogger Andrea Mara. A psychological thriller, One Click is described as a ‘disturbing tale of cyber-stalking and trolling,...
The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris
‘Tattooing the arms of men is one thing; defiling the bodies of young girls is horrifying.’ The Tattooist of Auschwitz is the tale of two very ordinary people who did whatever...
The Night Of The Party by Rachael English
‘A story of friendship, a small town and a big secret…’ The Night of The Party is described as a ‘page-turning novel from a gifted story-teller, combining warmth, drama and an unforgettable...
The Manhattan Project by Paul McNeive
John Wyse is in a spot of bother. The New York City policeman finds himself in a city that is under attack, by an enemy that is everywhere and nowhere. ...
Two Journeys Home by Kevin O’Connell
The great American jazz saxophonist, Charlie Parker, once said, “You’ve got to learn your instrument. Then, you practice, practice, practice. And then, when you finally get up there on the...
Absolution by Paul E Hardisty
‘Of course it was the ultimate indulgence. Friends, lovers, family, people you cared for. They tied you down, kept you dependent, made you vulnerable. And worse, they paid for their...
Precept – A Novel by Matthew de Lacey Davidson
Precept – A Novel represents but yet another artform into which Matthew de Lacey Davidson has delved. Already a published poet and similarly an author of short-stories, not to mention...
The Wife’s Tale by Aida Edemariam
‘A ring was threaded onto her third finger, another onto the man’s. It would be years before she understood what she had promised.’ The Wife’s Tale, a personal history, is...
