Chatter.  The Voice in Our Head and How to Harness It.  This is an introduction to the fascinating book about conversations an endless chatter we have with ourselves. 

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Miss Benson's Beetle by Rachel Joyce is a charming book set in 1950....it's a funny, poignant story about an adventure between two unlikely, eccentric characters from post-war England to the other side of the world in New Caledonia, changing their lives forever.  

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Tall Oaks is the debut novel by Chris Whitaker which won him the CWA John Creasy New Blood Dagger Award.  It's a great read....dark, amusing, and all the twists you could hope for!

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The Huntress, a historical novel by Kate Quinn is gripping book with various time-lines spanning from 1937 through to 1950 where the characters' backgrounds and individual stories are developed.  A great read!

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We Begin at the End is a superb read.  A beautifully written crime story of conflict, tension, humour and tragedy.  Compelling and heart-breaking. 

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The  Arctic Fury is  a historical novel, equal parts courtroom drama and the arduous journey a year earlier to the Arctic in search of Lord Franklin's lost expedition.  What happened on the ice?  What a book!!!

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This is a story for people who follow their dreams and make their own rules: a story that has inspired people for decaes

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The opening chapter of this entertaining book by Richard Osman.  This chapter is entitled "Joyce" where Joyce is invited to come to the next meeting ofThursday Murder Club at the retirement home.

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Great book - fun and entertaining.  Captures the English humour and setting in a charming way.  

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This is the second chapter of the Scandi Noir book, The Chestnut Man.  It is quite very graphic and horrific.....apologies in advance!  The book has an unusual theme and captures the imagination the of reader.

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