How to Stop Time is a truly magnificent book and a must-read! I had heard good things about his other books, bestsellers too, and chose this one because of the unusual premise and my obsession with anything to do with time – the greatest mystery of life.
Places des Neuf Jets in Céret went back in time to 1943 under the German occupation.
If you want to comprehend the life of bees – and enjoy a fascinating page-turning read at the same time – then this is absolutely for you. You will be totally fascinated. The most memorable book I have read for quite a while.
‘Suppose We’ is a First Contact Sci-Fi novel published in 2019. It’s focused around four people who have been travelling in a spaceship from Earth to a new world set in the Kepler 20 system.
‘The Binding’ by Bridget Collins is a #1 bestseller for good reasons and the price on kindle is reduced at the moment, so get it while you can!
To celebrate International Women’s Day, P-O Life reader and published author, Natasja Hellenthal reviews the ultimate feminist dystopian novel, all about equality for women, but can be read by everyone.
July 1209: in Carcassonne a 17-year-old girl is given a mysterious book by her father which he claims contains the secret of the true Grail.
The Wolf in the Attic was published in 2016. Part period piece, part fantasy, it’s one of the more unusual books I have read in a while.
Written by P-O reader Norman Longworth, this autobiography traces his incredible journeys and adventures until he finally reached our very own Eus
The Woman with Wings is a contemporary mystery – with a hint of sci-fi- novel from 2019. The writing was superb and all in all this was a page-turning read with a very unique end! You won’t be disappointed!