Cathy Kemp
Farewell Dinner for a Spy (William Catesby)
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The eighth of Wilson’s spy thrillers in the series begins with William Catesby’s recall to London for a dressing-down from his ...Read Review
The Runaway Daughter (The Lancashire Girls, 3)
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The third book in the Lancashire Girls series, this is a standalone story set in 1818 which keeps its reader engaged as we follow ...Read Review
The Watchman’s Widow (The Sheffield Sagas, 3)
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Sheffield 1873. Capturing the essence of aspects of daily life when writing historical fiction is key to bringing some realism to the storyline an ...Read Review
Murder in Dublin (Blind Detective)
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You might wonder how someone who is visually impaired could be instrumental in bringing together so many elements and clues to assist in ...Read Review
A Complicated Matter
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With the daily news reports indicating an increase of refugees from war-torn areas and a number of natural disasters, the publication of a ...Read Review
A Rose and a Promise
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Following the main character, Cadi, as the Second World War continues through the spring of 1944, initially there are many threads simmering just outside ...Read Review
The Forget-Me-Not Summer
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This tale runs along the lines of a Second World War-time Cinderella who is reluctantly taken in by her aunt and first cousin ...Read Review
Christmas with the Wartime Midwives
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Many unmarried mothers in England during World War Two had to make very tough decisions regarding their baby’s future; for most their ...Read Review
Toffee Apples and Quail Feathers: New Stories From Call the Midwife
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The death of the original author of the book, Jennifer Worth, provided a literary legacy for her husband and family. We can understand ...Read Review
The Air Raid Girls: Wartime Brides (The Air Raid Girls Book 3)
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In choosing this trio of young women as the central characters to create a story around the events of the Yorkshire Blitz, Holmes ...Read Review
