Anthony Webster leads an uneventful life – until now.
This one’s a thriller…you’ll want to read it on a beach, or late at night in bed, or on the train, but definitely not on a plane.
84 Charing Cross Road is a story about a woman who corresponds with the manager and staff of an antiquarian book dealer for 20 years.
An English Murder is set in a old-fashioned country house, filled with an assortment of people, who will soon be snowbound, surprised… and very distressed.
A Review of Diary of a Provincial Lady
No one knows what else John Norman Harris would have come up with, as The Weird World of Wes Beattie, his only novel, was published shortly before he died.
Finely evocative of a particular time and place, as well as a bit of a send up of mid-century mores, this one goes down particularly easily.
A NewsWhistle Review