A unique collection of death, voodoo-magic and strange things. 'Joseph Goldberg is the wrinkled old man you see wrapped up in a fraying scarf and dusty trilby hat, hobbling along the seafront promenade in the dead of winter. He’s grizzled, cynical, bitter, and swears like a trooper. In his defence, he didn’t lead the life... Continue Reading →
This narrative seems like a tale well known but with a fresh breath of air. Promise of excitement and adventure mixed with sterling reviews places this book to a positive start. 'Nista is nine months pregnant, starving, and living in a cave. Her husband, Dane, thinks she’s gone crazy. And the first time she heard... Continue Reading →
What better time to share this seasonal tale for children than Easter Holidays? King Stern rules over a dark empire of hares. His brother Atta leaves. Before his love Hulde gives birth to their first child, he wants to find a field of his own, bathing in light. Every day Hulde runs to the frontier,... Continue Reading →
Dark Alignment by David Haskell 'A deadly anomaly is wreaking havoc all over the world. One scientific researcher, Dean Eckert, has the power to stop it, but he has to get his 'solution' into the right hands. Governments and terrorists want to exploit the gravimetric force destroying homes, communities, and whole continents, and turn it... Continue Reading →
This historical romance opens with an air of worry and uncertainty, Katherine Forrester waiting to be seen by a doctor - a forced requirement by her pushy mother in law. An impatient husband is behind the visit as well - adding betrayal to embarrassment as she is forced to share the intimate details of her... Continue Reading →
The descriptive feel of this book is really strong - vivid pictures painted which at first I felt somehow dragged down the flow slightly with a writing style that felt slightly stinted. It could possibly be the manner of writing that I am not comfortable or familiar with. Written in first person, the sentences stop... Continue Reading →
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