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This is a review of the multi-faceted novel ‘Andropov’s Cuckoo’, which is a political thriller – romance set in the Soviet Union of the 1970’s
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The Golden Hour by M.K. Graff Review by Barry Boy The Golden Hour by M.K. Graff is a novel written in the third person belonging to the genre of fiction mystery/thriller. Others might call it a cosy mystery, but so are the vagaries of the book classification system. It is set in current times in
Leaving Shadows By Eric J. Gates Review by Owen Jones ***** In my opinion, Leaving Shadows, has the best storyline of the three of his books that I have read so far and that is saying something, as all of his readers will know, because Gates writes superb thrillers. This one involves the British
Pattaya Beach By John Elray A Common Tale of Woe Told in an Uncommon Way Review by Owen Jones When I was given this book by it’s author because he had heard that I lived in Pattaya, it was two years ago, but little did he know that I was writing my own first novel
Full Disclosure By Eric J. Gates Review by Owen Jones Full Disclosure is about the power that the state can wield to fool its citizens into believing anything that it pleases, whether for good or bad reasons. However, Eric J. Gates seems to give us hope that at least in this
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