Memoir: A soul that is afraid of dying has never learned to live … This is the precept by which Dick Mawson has lived his adventurous life. He was born in England during the Second World War. With his parents he crash landed into southern Africa where he grew up.
Historical Fiction: 'The Gentlemen Go By' is Elizabeth Housden's first foray in to Historical Fiction.
The date is 1788 – the year before the French Revolution that spells the end for many a French aristocrat. Tension is permanently in the air and France will soon be changed forever. Send me a copy!
Women's Fiction / Family: 'Slippers in the Oven' by Roberta Aarons is a heart-warming tale of two sisters' journey towards reconciliation and forgiveness.
Non-Fiction / Self-Help: 'The 52 List' by Lizzie Jones is a book aimed at helping people change their lives.
Life is full of lists. To Do Lists, Will Do Lists, Should Do Lists...The lists go on and on, but they all have one thing in common. They're all lists of things we don't want to do.
Thriller / Crime:Stalking Aidan by Jean Shorney Someone wants his head. All he wants is to see his son again.
Irish-born Aidan McRaney has just been released from prison. He served almost eight years for his part in the shooting of gang boss Frankie Lamond's would-be assassin Brian Fitzwalter, while he was working as Lamond's minder.
Non-Fiction/Self-Help: In his book from Pine Tribe, Happy Lemons – How Happiness Breeds Success, Thomas Flindt takes us on an interesting journey examining the roots of laughter and tracing its development over time, as well as diving into its various purposes, and its benefits at work. Send me a copy!
Crime: From Urbane Publications comes this Classic Crime Novel 'Blood of the Rose'. This novel by Kevin Murray exposes the troubled relationship between Police & Press.
Non-fiction / Religion:The story of The Talmud(Bloomsbury) the story of a remarkable piece of world literature and a thrilling insight into the Jewish psyche. It offers a devastating account of the history of the Jewish people. Send Me a Copy...
Literary Fiction: The Unspeakable by Peter Anderson is a hard-hitting piece of fiction set in apartheid-era South Africa.
Powerful and provocative, brilliantly written, The Unspeakable is as unforgettable as it is unsettling.
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