Eyes Like Mine by Sheena Kamal
My review The story goes something like this, a phone call about a missing child, who has eyes like the protagonist, Nora. And that starts the ball rolling with the past and present clashing up with Nora right in the middle of it. The author, Sheena Kamal has walked the off-beaten path where main character […]
Splintered Silence by Sarah FurlongÂ
My review The story is written in the background of the clan of Irish Travellers who are thought to be gypsies and are looked upon by the local people. Many have settled in America for generations and are frequently discriminated against. I liked the fact that the author explains this in the foreword. Brynn returns […]
Her last secret by Barbara Copperthwaite
My review This is a novel about secrets, secrets which ruin the family of its happiness, and the aftermath of its effects are felt forever. A family which had everything: successful father, a beautiful mother, and two daughters; a family which seemed perfect from outside had secrets rumbling and simmering in its very core. And […]
The Secret Mother by Shalini Boland
My review A good author is one who writes a book with well etched characters, where the story and plot lines flow and generally the reader is left feeling happy. A great author is the one who captures the reader’s attention from first page, pulls the reader into the story, where each emotion of the […]
Holy Island by LJ Ross
My review After reading a lot of emotional tear-jerkers, I wanted to read a good whodunit, which would trigger my inner sleuth, an all round entertaining book where there is murder, suspense, forensics, police work and a bit of romance.. This book does it all.. As name suggests, one remote island + 3 murders + […]