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Bibliophile | Warm hearts prevail in Tom Rob Smith's 'Cold People'

Cold People by Tom Rob Smith Simon & Schuster Gay writer Tom Rob Smith is fascinated by people who have had to migrate from their countries of...

Bibliophile | Shannon Molloy bares his soul in 'You Made Me This Way'

You Made Me This Way by Shannon Molloy HarperCollins Warning: This review contains mentions of sexual assault. Award-winning journalist and author Shannon Molloy is best known for his...

Bibliophile | 'A Country of Eternal Light' offers out of body experience

A Country of Eternal Light by Paul Dalgarno Fourth Estate Margaret Bryce is the deceased mother of twin girls and, since dying in 2014, seems to be...

Bibliophile | 'The King' tells the story of Charles' rise to the throne

The King by Christopher Andersen Gallery Books From the moment he first drew breath his fate had been pre-ordained, but it would be another 74 years before...

Bibliophile | 'The Artist's Secret': Danger, deceit, betrayal & Louboutins

The Artist’s Secret by Alexandra Joel HarperCollins Having penned many ‘sweeping sagas’, Alexandra Joel jets readers to the world of museums, art galleries, high level behind the...

Bibliophile | Michelle Upton sets the 'Terms of Inheritance'

Terms of Inheritance by Michelle Upton Harper Collins Business tycoon Jacki Turner summoned her four daughters to her Gold Coast mansion, known as ‘the castle’. The emergency...

Bibliophile | Scheming and intrigue abound in Philippa Gregory's 'Dawnlands'

Dawnlands by Philippa Gregory Simon & Schuster In 1685, London is still rebuilding after the Great fire of 1666. Livia Avery is summoned to be Lady in...

Bibliophile | 'Desert Star' offers a stark mystery with a relentless lead

Desert Star by Michael Connelly Allen & Unwin Former police reporter for the Los Angeles Times, Michael Connelly has sold more that eighty million copies worldwide of...

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