Science fiction is not really my genre of choice, but this book is so well written, flows seamlessly and has a jogging pace. It’s poetic without bogging the reader down with over-descriptive sentences and a pile of futuristic jargon I could well do without. Emotionally, this book provides all it can... view book

Room 100 has been on my w/l for a very long time and I’m sorry it has. It should have been six-starred and backed immediately. Rabia is my new idol, majestic, humble. I’m passionate about her. Courageous beyond anything remotely masculine, this woman has what it takes to battle the odds and come out... view book

The Sword of Re’u delves into the world of fantasy, a genre I love. We meet Asa, a boy thrust into poverty by a hierarchical society where the ruthless Daemon gangs are only part of the struggles he has. Firstly, this book is visually delicious. Sentences such as ‘Flakes danced lazily from the d... view book

Escape is a great title for this book, two soothing vignettes of nautical life where the first is about Victor, a dreamer, with the balls to set sail into the sunset. He longs for freedom and finds it in a sloop and in the lithe form of a girl called Victoria. But the visit is no accidental one, a p... view book

The one thing I find so enchanting about this book is its mysticism. CH1 lingers in the mind with its evocative style and rich imagery. The reader is led into Darby’s world without any means of escape. In other words, we don’t want to leave it, we don’t want to run back down that street. Even panic ... view book