Laura Shepperson
The Love of Geli Raubal
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I was not aware that Hitler had a niece, Geli Raubal, nor that his love for his niece, bordering on the inappropriate, caused ...Read Review
The End of Law
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The End of Law is a work of fiction tackling a subject that has seen very little coverage over the years: Nazi Germany, ...Read Review
Never Surrender: Winston Churchill & Britain’s Decision to Fight Nazi Germany in the Fateful Summer of 1940
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Never Surrender describes the political machinations taking place in Britain during 1939 and 1940, when the Cabinet debated whether to negotiate peace with Hitler or ...Read Review
Rufius
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There are interesting stories alluded to in Sarah Walton’s Rufius, including the destruction of the Great Library at Alexandria, the repository for ...Read Review
British Bulldog: A Mirabelle Bevan Mystery
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British Bulldog is the fourth novel in Sara Sheridan’s mystery series. I hadn’t read any of the previous novels, but it ...Read Review
Villa America
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Liza Klaussmann’s novel promises to be a good read, a fictional depiction of Gerald and Sara Murphy, the golden couple who hosted, ...Read Review
The Hourglass Factory
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My mother always told me that it was my duty to vote, and not just a civic duty: “Women suffered so you could ...Read Review
Mr Mac and Me
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One should never judge a book by its cover. The cover to Mr Mac and Me, a fictionalisation of the time Charles Rennie ...Read Review
The First Bohemians
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Vic Gatrell’s The First Bohemians is both entertaining and erudite. A detailed discussion of the artists and community that worked in and ...Read Review
The World is a Wedding
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The World Is a Wedding is a sequel to The Thoughts and Happenings of Wilfred Price, Purveyor of Superior Funerals, both set mostly ...Read Review
