South African writer Nadia Davids CAPE FEVER is an eerie, gothic tale set in the 1920’s in Cape Town, South Africa. Soraya Matas from the Muslim Quarter, must help support her struggling family by working for Mrs Hattingh, a settler …
“Hello Q” said Commander James Bond. Enjoying retirement yet?”
Q’ute, quosy qurime meets elements of Ian Fleming in Vaseem Khan’s QUANTUM OF MENACE.
Pay attention 007 lovers.
Major Boothroyd, the quintessential quartermaster has been cashiered from His Majesty’s Secret …
This is one of Australia’s oldest mysteries and greatest legends. There’s a war hero, adventurer, the world record attempt, the sudden disappearance and the small clues hinting of their tragic end.
But after almost 75 years of intrigue, the final …
The most important thing to remember when considering the history of the ancient Greek city of Sparta is the most complete absence of fresh source material, virtually everything we have was written by non- Spartans, and quite often its …
This book comes out close to the second anniversary of October 7. Anywhere 2025 is not Budapest, 1938- but Jews are under assault. Jewish courage- especially female courage- is like a match that is consumed in flame. CRASH OF THE …
Just in time for Thanksgiving and Christmas, John Irving has served up a turkey in QUEEN ESTHER.
A cider house ruse, QUEEN ESTHER, John Irving’s latest novel, is being touted as a return to the realm of Dr Larch and …
In ALL HER FAULT by Irish author Andrea Mara, Marissa Irvine arrives at 14 Tudor Grove to collect her 4 year old son, Milo, from a play date, only to discover the occupant is a stranger who knows nothing about …
A young girl named Liesel is sent to live with foster parents in Nazi Germany during WWII. Narrated by Death, the story follows Liesel as she steals books, learns to read, and finds solace in words amidst the fear and …
If reading history doesn’t make you want to swear like a mom with a red-wine hangover walking barefoot through a LEGO-filled living room, then you’re not reading the right history.
James Fell is imminently funny, irreverent and an expert on …
Audacious, rambling….this author revels in bridging genre and high-gloss literature. Its a super-tome coming in at 1032 pages, which i have difficulty lifting. He blends police procedural, the horror of Stephen King and the density of David.F. Wallace. Its the …