Thomas Leslie McRae – Pimp in the Pulpit Part II
I was invited by Thomas Leslie McRae to read the sequel to Pimp in the Pulpit (2017). Again 42 pages filled with dysfunctional family members of Edward Jones facing each… Read more »
Tag Archives: fiction
Hemant Singh – Happy Go Lucky
After an autobiography According To Me, Hemant Singh penned Happy Go Lucky, a mixture of coming of age, erotica and portraying an anti-hero pur sang in an Indian setting. Enter… Read more »
Eoin Macken – Hunter And The Grape
With only $342 in his pocket, 18-year-old Cat travels from Albuquerque to Los Angeles to find a girl. Not any girl – Sophie Durango, the girl he’s in love with,… Read more »
Jo Crow – A Mother’s Lie
Clara McNair tries to do her utmost to save her son James’s life. The two-year-old toddler suffers from a brain tumor that’s causing seizures. Unless a new uncovered experimental treatment can… Read more »
Christine Horner – Attribution
When I started reading Attribution by Christine Horner, I expected a fast-paced plot with a limited set of characters aimed to unearth a secret or catch a bad guy. Instead, I was… Read more »