Don't look for happy endings here. A fraught drama set in 1830s West Indies.
Very amusing for lovers and haters of cats.
Quite controversial book in that it examines the evidence for or against some of the central beliefs in Judaism, Christianity - including Catholicism, and Islam. Very interesting approach. Mark Jackson (a pseudonym understandably) is a criminologist and private investigator so is looking at evidence and balance of probabilities.
I am enjoying revisiting the book series I read and reread as a child. These books are fairly timeless.
Another quick but fun read. Over the top characters in a mad romp with a little mystery thrown in.
Great children's classic. Good holiday read either to or with children. Still has the same charm as when I read it ahem years ago.
Quirky read with some very poignant moments. Real and thought-provoking.
A fun read with amusing characters. The plot rolls merrily along with a bit of mystery thrown in.
Mmm. Read on recommendation but not my cup of tea. Pretty tedious and trite 'romance'. Good for sending you to sleep at night.
A likeable protagonist, a threatening villain, an unlikely hero who is managed by his butler and some meddling middle aged ladies. All the recipe for mayhem, especially when you throw in random animals that need rescuing and a huge untrained canine. Another fun read from Kate Archer.