I read and review books of many genres. This is a website, where you can find my books listed by genre, and also a book blog - which you can follow, to ensure you never miss a great read.
The Book of Love by Fionnuala Kearney is out today in Ireland, and available on Kindle elsewhere. This is a rollercoaster book of the love and life of Dom and Erin. A strong and emotional look at life, with gasps, tears and smiles. 5* rating from me! […]
Out today is Linda Lo Scuro’s novel The Sicilian Woman’s Daughter. A fast moving story that gives an insight into a different way of life, and family ties. 4* from EmmabBooks.com All the best. Emma
Tomorrow, 16 October, Owen Mullen new book In Harm’s Way is out. This is an exciting and dramatic psychological thriller, set in Glasgow, Scotland. Mackenzie has a drink problem, is prone to exaggerate and enjoys drama. So when she disappears no-one is too worried. Should they be? Great […]
I’ve just added my review of the thriller River Bodies by Karen Katchur to EmmabBooks.com Set in Northampton County, USA, has Becca just seen something that links the recent murder to one years ago? All the best. Emma
My review of Mahatma Gandhi …, by in 60 learning, is now up on EmmabBooks.com This is a fascinating, and informative short read about Gandhi. Full of interesting information about his life, and what was going on in the world at that time. Perfect for anyone who wants […]
I‘ve just added my review of the psychological thriller The Old You by Louise Voss to EmmabBooks.com . Soon after Ed’s diagnosis with dementia, Lynn notices odd things happening – or is it her imagination. An exciting, at times dramatic, and always involving thriller. 5*s from me! All […]
My review of the The Tyre by C.J. Dubois and E.C. Huntley is now up on EmmabBooks.com . Ranji finds a tyre and imagines its value, against that of his bundles of wood. He has no idea of the enormous effect the tyre will have on his life […]
Finding Maria by Dawn Farnham is a story of change in Singapore after WWII . Set against a fictional account of searching for a lost child, and including a factual account of a custody battle in the 1950s, this is a fascinating story of those times. My review […]
My review of A House Without Windows by Nadia Hashimi is now up on EmmabBooks.com This is a fascinating and gripping 5* novel set in traditional Afghanistan. Zeba’s husband is found murdered, with Zeba sitting beside him covered in his blood. Why will Zeba say nothing about […]
New up on EmmabBooks.com is Veronica’s Bird by Veronica Bird and Richard Newman. This is a fascinating, and very readable, autobiography about Veronica Bird’s life, including 35 years as a woman prison officer in some of the toughest prisons in the UK. What an eye-opener! 5*s from me. […]
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