It is a truth NEVER universally acknowledged but women are ALWAYS in the frontline of war.
Whether it’s a war on terror or poverty or internal or external wars against those with differing political, ideological or religious beliefs, women are always dodging bullets fired by men.
And Sleeping Through War is a moving tribute by author Jackie Carreira to the women’s stories that are forgotten in the history books.
It is 1968 and three women are fighting to survive their own personal battleground. Continue reading
Author Paula Houseman was once a graphic designer.
There are some things that can’t be left unsaid. If you’re still looking for a last-minute summer holiday read, get yourself a copy of Megan Mayfair’s romance The Things We Leave Unsaid.
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If you’ve already read the first two parts in the wickedly funny Hattie Hastings trilogy by Audrey Davis, you don’t need me to tell you The Haunting of Hattie Hastings Part Three is an equal delight.
Every reader knows never to judge a book by its cover.
It’s a truth universally acknowledged – and if it isn’t, it should be – that life is full of what if’s and maybe’s where every choice, every decision, changes the course of a life.
Prizewinning author DA Watson spent several years working in bars, restaurants and call centres before going back to university with the half-arsed plan to become a music teacher.
It may seem a little like stating the blindingly obvious but Audrey Davis has a way with words.
Life, says Roger Bray, author of The Picture, is an endless adventure.