My review of Good Grief by Jon Rance is now up on EmmabBooks.com It is an uplifting tale of 2 people looking for a future. A story of friendship, real life issues and how two very different people can help each other. Wonderful! All the best. Emma
Out tomorrow (11th July) is The Last Stage by Louise Voss, her latest psychological thriller. Set in the idyllic setting of a English stately house, suspense and excitement throughout leads to a dramatic ending. @LouiseVoss1 Read more on EmmabBooks.com All the best, Emma
If you enjoy glimpsing into the mind of a serial killer to find out why he murders, then Glimpse, Memoir of a Serial Killer by Stephen B King is for you. Its an exciting psychological thriller, with plenty of action and interesting psychology. Is a murderer born or […]
My latest book review is of A Horse Walks into a Bar by David Grossman is now up on EmmabBooks.com Life as seen through a comedy performance. It won the 2017 Man Booker International Prize, but didn’t win any prizes with me! Is it brilliant, or not? All the […]
If you like psychological thrillers, I highly recommend Proximity by Jem Tugwell. Set in the very near future its an exciting read which also contains lots of ideas of how AI and technology might change our lives very soon. A woman goes missing – which is impossible given […]
Now up on EmmabBooks.com is the wonderful novel An Italian Affair by Caroline Montague Set in England and Italy the reader is taken on a magical journey into life in rural Tuscany, and then into the realities of WWII. A beautiful and involving read. All the best. Emma
Tomorrow, 15th May, the long awaited US edition of So the Doves by Heidi James is published. Set in England, this thriller involves friends, family, relationships and murder. An involving read with complex social issues which made me sit back and think. All the best. Emma of […]
If you’re looking for a great psychological thriller to read, check out Glimpse, The Beautiful Deaths by Stephen B King. My review is now up on EmmabBooks.com A body is found in Western Australia, how and why did she die? As the story unfolds, so the characters become […]
My review of Sculpting the Elephant by Sylvia Vetta is now up on EmmabBooks.com . Wonderful historical fiction set in Oxford (England) and India, about finding love in the 1990’s and the late 1800’s; can love overcome cultural differences? Set alongside is a fascinating storyline about searching for […]
A 5* psychological thriller, that seems scarily plausible. My review of A Justifiable Madness by AB Morgan is now up on EmmabBooks.com. Its a “I’ll just read one more chapter” type of book. Why would you want to get yourself placed on a psychiatric ward, and once there […]
