THE BEST WAY TO BURY YOUR HUSBAND BY ALEXIA CASALE
My, but this book is good. It treads in so many places where angels would fear to, tripping across difficult and heart-breaking issues with just the right weight of feet.
Read moreMy, but this book is good. It treads in so many places where angels would fear to, tripping across difficult and heart-breaking issues with just the right weight of feet.
Read moreI think every cozy mystery writer admires the skill in ‘And Then There were None’. I suppose too as writers we all fancy having a go at writing our own version of a murder set on an island, cut off from the world.
Read moreIn The Broken Vow I was keen to show not only how soldiers were affected by trauma, but also the attitudes of people on the home front towards them.
Read moreCass Grafton’s love for Cornwall shines through in her portrayal of the village, which is the perfect virtual West Country escape without going anywhere near the M5.
Read moreI was so completely absorbed in the world of the Oregon Trail in the 1840s that I could hear the creak of the wagons, smell saddle leather and horses.
Read moreDream way to spend Sunday afternoon: In the archive at the Sponza Palace – if only it opened at weekends.
Read moreFavourite book: Last week it was Me Before You, this week it’s Good Girl Bad Blood. Who knows what next week will bring? Isn’t that the joy of reading?
Read moreGreatest extravagance: Most likely his last girlfriend, Didi.
Read moreContents of her handbag: Antibac liquid, antibac wipes, mask, packed lunch – homemade by her gran, purse, phone, lip gloss… and another bottle of antibac, just in case.
Read moreThis book, this wonderful book, is absolute perfection. Spare, taut, yet rich in detail, it builds layer on layer, each scene perfectly crafted and tensioned. The incredibly talented Claire Dyer at her absolute best.
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