ARC – Page 6 – Scuffed Granny

Thirty Days Hath September by Ronald Dwinnells

A disillusioned medical student encounters an older patient who takes him to task over his attitude, wanting to alter it for the better

Fabler holds a mirror up to the world, using what he sees to write a taut thriller where good people try to expose those who would control

A book of boys and baseball which rolls along at a fair old pace, with humour, cracking dialogue and scrapes and incidents galore

Sandra Tyler in her memoir has crafted something which at times is hard to read in its candour but whose essence is deeply touching

A small collection of stories which are strong in what they depict from family bonds to the resilience of the human spirit

A collection of poems which is witty and wise and very easily accessible – amusing and philosophical

A truly original story which gives a “curse” cognitive function and personality as it tries to survive in the face of its enemies

Suzie suffers from schizophrenia and when this starts to drag her life into darker realms, we go with Landt’s narrative to the Mole People

A well-paced book which crosses genres into post-war thriller, murder mystery and amateur detective fiction with the odd historical cameo

A novel based on the life of the author’s uncle, spanning the 20th century and describing a life of variety and adventure