Blog Archive

Check through the Blog posts below to find our latest extended book reviews, our #TalkingLocationWith … pieces, and our views on matters of general literary interest. Search by either Location or by the Keywords you would like to come up in the results…

Feel good novel set in Manchester – the perils of reliving one’s youth

Feel good novel set in Manchester – the perils of reliving one’s youth 19th March 2017

The Mercury Travel Club by Helen Bridgett, feel good novel set in Manchester. Meet Angie Shepherd who is well into a mid-life crisis as the book opens – perhaps a little on the late side for that at 53...

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Talking Location With Author Nidhi Dalmia – Humayun’s Tomb, Delhi

Talking Location With Author Nidhi Dalmia – Humayun’s Tomb, Delhi 17th March 2017

#TalkingLocationWith… author Nidhi Dalmia – Humayun’s Tomb, Delhi. Humayun’s Tomb area in Delhi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There is always lots to see when you visit Delhi but for me, the site that you cannot miss is the...

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Novel set in California “positively loaded with clever imagery”

Novel set in California “positively loaded with clever imagery” 15th March 2017

Wait for me, Jack by Addison Jones, novel set in California, near San Francisco. Jacko and Billie, both in their early twenties, meet in a San Francisco office in 1950. Billie is a young typist whose only ambition is to...

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Poignant novel set in India -Talking Location with author Sharon Maas

Poignant novel set in India -Talking Location with author Sharon Maas 13th March 2017

The Lost Daughter of India by Sharon Maas, poignant novel set in India. The novel opens with three storylines. Caroline has come to India with an idealised view of the country; Kamal is the grandson of royalty it seems,...

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Novel set in Somerset, UK, and we chat to the author about location…

Novel set in Somerset, UK, and we chat to the author about location… 11th March 2017

An Unsuitable Marriage by Colette Dartford, novel set in Somerset, UK. “Marriage is a very secret place” This novel is very much in the Aga-Saga genre, and will definitely appeal to those readers who are drawn to Joanna Trollope,...

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