by Sue Reid | Dec 3, 2025 | Book Reviews
“A full encompassing family story of three generations making peace with their heritage, the essence of who they are and ultimately, how does that then fit within the cultural streamlines of white America.” Rafaella, Ruth and Daisy – three women with...
by Sue Reid | Dec 3, 2025 | Book Reviews
“There was enough adrenaline coursing through my veins as I devoured the latest thriller from A A Dhand to match the clever mindset and chemical equations of Idris Khan – A K A ‘The Chemist’.” Idris is the endearing community pharmacist...
by Sue Reid | Dec 3, 2025 | Book Reviews
“Only Wally Lamb can bring the pieces of one’s life to the fore, examine and peel back the layers to reveal a broken human spirit…” In 2017, a depressive spiral and a collision of tragic choices leads Corby to his incarceration, but can his...
by Sue Reid | Dec 2, 2025 | Book Reviews
“There are moments in time when we may ponder, ‘What if?’ How may my life have differed? This is the them underpinning this remarkable debut novel.” With her daughter Maia, Cora walks to register her newborn son and officially bestow his name....
by Sue Reid | Dec 2, 2025 | Book Reviews
“In Michigan 1999, Jack Fawcett is looking in the rearview mirror of his extraordinary life…” In 1929 Jack traveled with his parents to the Brazilian Amazon Basin for his Father’s new job as key manager in Henry Ford’s brainchild...
by Sue Reid | Dec 2, 2025 | Book Reviews
“Sequel to Wild Swans, Jung Chang’s expose still matters and those affected by regime rule need their voice more than ever…” How do you pour into the pages all the circumstances, brutality and life under Chines regime rule? How do you convey...
