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…

Introducing Shebooks (“short e-books to move and inspire you”)

Introducing Shebooks (“short e-books to move and inspire you”) 27th June 2015

We recently came across Shebooks “short e-books to move and inspire you”, a publishing house that specialises in high quality, short e-books that you won’t find anywhere else. So we thought we would bring them to our readers as many...

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Novel set in Champoluc, Italian Alps (“The police can be your friend or your worst nightmare”)

Novel set in Champoluc, Italian Alps (“The police can be your friend or your worst nightmare”) 24th June 2015

Black Run by Antonio Manzini, novel set in Champoluc, Italian Alps. Introducing deputy Police Chief Rocco Schiavone, recently transferred under duress to Val d’Aosta from Rome. His natural habitat is not the sprawling land mass of the Alps in...

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Romance novel set in Corfu (a big, fat, Greek Wedding if all goes to plan)

Romance novel set in Corfu (a big, fat, Greek Wedding if all goes to plan) 22nd June 2015

Truly Madly Greekly by Mandy Baggot, romance novel set in Corfu. Never did the path of true love run smoothly and this, of course, is no exception! Ellen and her younger stepsister Lacey spend a week in the all-inclusive...

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Novel set in South Africa (A gripping excursion into South Africa’s past)

Novel set in South Africa (A gripping excursion into South Africa’s past) 19th June 2015

Forgive Me by Amanda Eyre Ward, novel set in South Africa. The main character, Nadine, loves the thrill of chasing a good story to further her reporting career.   She thrives on the adrenaline hit of the next story and...

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Thriller set in Morocco (“…a country full of teaming, sometimes hostile life..”) PLUS author Q and A

Thriller set in Morocco (“…a country full of teaming, sometimes hostile life..”) PLUS author Q and A 16th June 2015

The Heat of Betrayal, by Douglas Kennedy, thriller set in Morocco. American couple Paul and Robin fly to Morocco for a long holiday. Paul is a flighty artist, Robin is the Ying to his Yang, an accountant who watches...

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