Friday Book Club

Release Date: Out Now Reviewer: Sharon Greaves Friday Book Club: Snowdrops, by AD Miller The blurb on the back cover of AD Miller’s first novel describes Snowdrops as being both ‘disturbing and dazzling’. I wouldn’t go quite so far as to say it dazzles, but it

Which author will scoop this year’s Man Booker Prize. The bookies have their opinions and we beg to differ… You might have noticed that Friday Book Club took a summer break, a la parliament. But now we’re back. And we’re back with a bang, if we say so ourselves. Tonight,

Release Date: Out Now Friday Book Club: Fifty Shades of Grey Trilogy by E L James It’s the fastest and bestselling paperback of all time, out-selling ALL of the Harry Potter books in just a few months. Sales at the likes of Ann Summers have hit record highs. Professors have

Release Date: Out Now Reviewer: Steven Smith Friday Book Club: The Wind Through The Keyhole by Stephen King It’s been 30 years since Stephen King embarked on The Dark Tower series of epic novels, which are widely referred to as his magnum opus. Now, 8 years since he published

Release Date: Out Now Friday Book Club: The Perfect Location, by Kate Forster The Perfect Location follows 3 Hollywood actresses – big screen veteran Rose Nightingale, sex symbol Sapphira De Mont, and sweet, up-and-comer Calypso Gable. When they’re thrown together on a movie

Release Date: Out now Book review – Chelsea Wives by Anna-Lou Weatherley Chelsea Wives focuses on 3 glammed-up society ladies – Imogen, a former model, Yasmin, an ex-party girl with a shady past, and Calgary, a former fashion editor who’s now queen bee of the social

Friday Book Club: Immortal Beloved and Darkness Falls by Cate Tiernan Release Date: Out now Immortal Beloved and its sequel, Darkness Falls, make up two thirds of Cate Tiernan’s Immortal Beloved trilogy – the third book is due to be released later this year. The first book

Book: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald Release date: Out Now First published in 1925, The Great Gatsby is now considered to be the epitome of the great American novel. It’s a classic, up there with Of Mice and Men and For Whom the Bell Tolls, and the Modern Library lauded

Book: Reach for a Different Sun by Jenni O’Connor Release date: Out Now Reach for a Different Sun follows the story of Monique, a Jamaican woman brought up in London, who goes back to her roots following the sudden death of her aunt Mary. Right from the start of the book you

Book: Taken by Jacqui Rose Release date: Out Now When I read the title 'Taken' and the strapline about the missing child, my heart sank. I don't go in for those kinds of books. But then I read the blurb about East End gangsters and pathological psychos, and decided to give it a go.