Tag: book review
BOOK REVIEW: The Echoes of Us by Emma Steele
"I never really thought about it before. How brief life is. How it can be there one moment, and gone the next. Over in a flash, I suppose."
What happens when we die? And can...
Book Review – The Snow and the Works on the Northern Line by Ruth...
'It is a grave mistake to think there is more significance in great things than in little things.' (Joanna Trollope, Desert Island Discs 1984)
In Edinburgh-based author Ruth Thomas’s The Snow...
Book review: Mammon in Malmo by Torquil MacLeod
On 28 April 1945, a hunting lodge in the Schorfheide Forest north of Berlin was deliberately blown up on the orders of its owner, Reichsmarschall Hermann Goring. The Red Army was advancing and...
In conversation with author Claire Macleary
After careers in everything from HR to antiques dealing (she was even once a laundry maid), Edinburgh-based author Claire MacLeary has now turned to a life of crime.
Cross Purpose, MacLeary's first novel about...
Book review – Letting Go by Kent Hung
Letting Go by Kent Hung
Andrew is a troubled person. When we first meet him he is approaching fifty (although with a good head of hair and being fit, we are told he could pass...
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