The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

Back in the 17th and 18th century, word spread about the possibilities and opportunities of going to the new world. Not too far from here, ...

The second installment of the Game of Thrones saga was waiting for me on my Kindle. With such an intriguing ending to the first book, I had...

Having read A Time to Kill for the second time, I was ready to read the newly published sequel from John Grisham, Sycamore Row. Once again,...

I've previously written about how much I enjoy Colin Bateman's books. Over the course of the summer, I read another couple of his, ...

I'm arriving late to the whole Game of Thrones phenomenon. It seems that quite a few people have already read the books and watched the...

Nine years ago, in the summer just before I started at theological college, I ventured across the Irish Sea for a few days in London. The P...

It was his debut novel, and it may still be his best one, even after such a prolific writing career. The brutality of the initial crime gre...

You're probably fed up hearing of the latest Colin Bateman book I've read. This is the last one for a wee while! Bateman's book...

It seems like ages ago now, but back in the summer we were on the island of Crete. The book to read was, of course, Titus, and I've rev...

It's Christmas Eve, the shops are just about to close in Belfast City Centre. Four men are precariously perched on the balcony of toy s...

I'd never really heard about this book before, but when loading my Kindle for holiday reading back in the summer, it came highly recomm...