Book Review – Page 6 – Scuffed Granny

The Axeman’s Jazz by Ray Celestin

New Orleans: a city of mob and racial tension and now, there’s a serial killer on the loose in this well-written thriller

This book was a pleasant surprise, a study of characters and relationships with a literary bent

An original book with a surprising ending which failed to set this reader alight

A book about people and the injustices that are served and the battle to conquer them

A tale of friendship, reconciliation with the past, and adventure, with two unlikely women searching for a beetle on the other side of the world

Anyone for Venice at the time of Shakespeare with Shakespeare himself as your eyes there? Well, it worked for me!

An historical fiction book, loosely based on Welsh history, which tells a story of politics, love and the ties that bind

There are exploits; I’m not sure how glorious they are but this book doesn’t need glory to make it a triumph

A heart-warming story of friendship between a show dog called Ruby, her handler, Toby and a reclusive epileptic girl called Rachel

An inventive thriller, driven by action with a very dark idea at its centre and a narrative that switches between the hunters and the hunted