How Not to Be A Doctor, and Other Essays, by John Launer is now out. A series of short essays written by this doctor and medical columnist over many years, some humorous, some serious, all thought provoking. A great book to dip into for a short read, and then […]
Just published is Steven Manchester’s novel about how panic attacks can suddenly start, and the effect this has on family life, and everything! Three Shoeboxes is an excellent novel about PTSD, I just wish it had been longer! Read more about this book on EmmabBooks.com All the best. […]
My review of Howard Kaplan’s The Damascus Cover is now up on EmmabBooks.com. This is an exciting spy thriller set in Damascus. The film of the book will be in cinemas soon. Read the book before you see the film! All the best. Emma
Out now is an exciting and plausible science fiction novel – Still Life by Isobel Hart. I loved the suspense and fast pace. Read more on EmmabBooks.com. All the best. Emma
I’m excited to be on the Blog Tour for Star of the North by D.B. John. A very exciting thriller with lots of detail about North Korea included. Such a great read (although disturbing too) and topical too! All the best from Emma of EmmabBooks.com
My review of An Engineered Injustice by William L. Myers Jr is now up on EmmabBooks.com This is a fast moving legal thriller, set around a train crash. I loved it, though reading it whilst sitting on a train did make me a little nervous! 5*s from me. […]
Tomorrow – 24 April, is Publication Day for The Girl I Used to Be by Mary Torjussen. A really gripping pyschological thriller, with plenty of twists. Find out more at EmmabBooks.com All the best. Emma
Out today, in the UK, is Libby Page’s novel The Lido. A lovely story about the importance of friendship and the community. More on EmmabBooks.com. All the best. Emma
I’ve just added my review of Not That I could Tell by Jessica Strawser to EmmabBooks.com A suspense thriller about friendship and how well you really think you know someone. Good read! All the best. Emma
Out on 12th April is M. Jonathan Lee’s new novel drift stumble fall. A suspenseful, poignant (and often witty) look at family life. Lots to think and talk about here. 5*s from EmmabBooks.com All the best. Emma
