‘It is a story of the human ability to love, the sacrifices we make for those we love, and why we make those sacrifices—as well as how tragedy can shape us, for better or for worse.’
‘This book is a refreshing thriller with great bouts of horror, intrigue and romance.’
Amanda McLeod reviews Ashley Hay’s A Hundred Small Lessons.
‘The history books and literature are largely written about and by men. But not in A Roman Death. In this book, Roman women live and love and hate, anything but silently.’
‘The 44 Scotland Street series can be compared to the long-running Aussie TV show, Neighbours, in a sense that the characters have become part of their followers’ lives. Each book is a new episode and readers are always keen to know what the people at 44 Scotland Street are up to.’
Kristyn M. Levis reviews Andrew Michael Hurley’s dark novel Devil’s Day.
A deeply ironic, superbly written novella certain to challenge readers with an interest in South American voices.
Take Three Girls is the book you want your teenagers – regardless of their gender – to read. Kristyn M. Levis explains why.
In this honest, heartbreaking, and sometimes funny tale, readers see the failings and triumphs of the adults who are closest to Jonah.
