Review: Agent Sonya, by Ben Macintyre
Review: Agent Sonya, by Ben Macintyre
Pittenweem Library reviews
Review: Agent Sonya, by Ben Macintyre
Review: The Salt Path and its sequel The Wild Silence, by Raynor Winn
This book is available from the Library This is a story about an artist grandmother and her six-year-old granddaughter Sophia, spending their summer(s) on a tiny island in the Gulf…
This book is available from the Library It is not a plot spoiler to say from the outset that both father and son survive the horrors of the death camps;…
One of my favourite books is The Woman in White, by Wilkie Collins.
The Penguin Book of Irish Comic Writing
A diary featuring the lives of a countess and a valet during the Second World War
Ira Levin wrote novels and plays, many of which have been made into very successful films. He combines mystery and intrigue with crime, horror and science fiction, and wrote his…
Many people will know James Rebanks’ first book, The Shepherd’s Life. Now he has written a lyrical and passionate account of his life on a Lake District upland farm inherited…
The German private detective Atticus Pünd has been invited to Saxby-on-Avon, a stereotypical 1950s English village, to investigate the death of the housekeeper at the local manor house. But when…