“We’re guilty of being women and of having no man to speak for us. We’re guilty of being intelligent and educated, of speaking out when we see injustice or cruelty.” Continue reading Book Review: The Last Witch of Scotland
A villa in Paradise. Reality TV to die for. Continue reading Book Review: The Villa
Ugly men can date attractive women, but the reverse is rarely true. Or is it? Continue reading Book Review: Romantic Comedy
In modern-day Manhattan where we lay our scene, two rival witch families fight to maintain control of their respective criminal ventures. Continue reading Book Review: One For My Enemy
Casa Maria sits at the heart of the small Umbrian town of Amatino, famous for its food, wine and the di Luca and Capaldi families who run it. But now Italy is consumed by war and everything must change… Continue reading Book Review: The Enemy of Love
Ten lucky people have won a place at the most exclusive launch event of the century: the grand opening of the Hotel Artemis, the first hotel on the moon. It’s an invitation to die for… Continue reading Book Review: The Launch Party
A girl known only as Red, the daughter of a Cornish fortune teller, travels with her father making a living predicting fortunes using the ancient method: the Square of Sevens. When her father suddenly dies, Red discovers her secret past… Continue reading Book Review: The Square of Sevens
We caught up with Alan Rhode, author of political drama The Eagle and the Cockerel. Continue reading Interview: Alan Rhode
One cursed debutante. One exiled witch. One wild deal…. Continue reading Book Review: Mortal Follies
It’s 1913 and a young, carefree girl, goes into the forest and meets a gang of young men with revolution on their minds.
The adventure leads to flight, emigration and a new land – in Liverpool. But what of the stories from the old country; how do they shape and form the next generations? Continue reading Book Review: The Story of the Forest
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