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Finding engagement with this story took me a while but I was well rewarded for the effort.

Whenever I consume a book in a few days I always feel obliged to spend a moment or two pondering the years the author has spent writing it.

The final volume of any series carries a weight of expectation and achievement, and Pierrot’s Song delivers in abundance.

Storytelling is at the heart of this creative work. Columbine’s Tale is richly imagined and beautifully told, and like all good speculative

I love historical novels that speak of other places and people, and The Carpet Weaver of USAK does that with flair and sensitivity.

This World War 11 thriller begins in 1940 with an intriguing prologue. The story then moves to Leicestershire, England, and in the year 2001

This little book with its luscious cover enchanted me on the first page. A story of love, music and the fight for survival, this gem reveals

The Embroiderer by Kathryn Gauci. Reviewed by J. Victoria Michael

Falling Pomegranate Seeds by Wendy J. Dunn. Reviewed by J. Victoria Michael

But the acid test of any book is this; does it keep me reading into the wee small hours? Harlequin’s Riddle did.

Heather Rose's writing is beautiful. I loved the personal relationships, and particularly the poignant and extraordinary description near