Delayed Rays of a Star is a rich and thorough examination of the price of fame for three non-traditional women who strove for success in the unforgiving world of film.

Review: Delayed Rays of a Star by Amanda Lee Koe →

Loving Modigliani is imaginative, poignant and intriguing.

Review: Loving Modigliani: The Afterlife of Jeanne Hébuterne by Linda Lappin →

It's my stop on the Deadline blog tour. Find out about the book and the author, and read an excerpt.

Blog tour: Deadline - excerpt →

The Stone Diaries is a rich, wise and darkly humorous novel that shows how the quietest people have the richest inner lives.

Blog tour: The Stone Diaries by Carol Shields →

But what am I going to blog about in December?

What I read in November 2020 →

Crime and Justice is a gripping and thought-provoking page-turner.

Blog tour: Crime and Justice by Martin Bodenham →

Rough Country is another timely, vivid crime novel from an author who is rapidly becoming one to watch.

Blog tour: Rough Country by T. J. Brearton →

Six Feet Under is a quick, intriguing mystery with warm, down-to-earth characters.

Blog tour: Six Feet Under by Colin Garrow →

The Lockdown Diary of Tom Cooper is a very humorous take on a strange time in all our lives.

Blog tour: The Lockdown Diary of Tom Cooper by Spencer Brown →

The Wrong Sort to Die is an exciting mystery that brims with social history and features a brilliant, nuanced heroine.

Blog tour: The Wrong Sort to Die by Paula Harmon →