Posts in Book Reviews

by LizH
April 18, 2026

Book Review: Perotine by Dreena Collins

  Abandoned, faithful – and on trial for heresy. On a bleak autumn morning in 1555, […]
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by LizH
March 23, 2026

Book review: Treaty of Blood by Michael Jecks

I have read books by Michael before, so when his name appeared on Rachel’s Random Resources […]
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by LizH
March 18, 2026

Book Review: Secrets Taken to the Grave, by Isobel Blackthorn

  We’re back up to the Scottish Highlands this week, with another cracker of a novel […]
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by LizH
March 2, 2026

Book Review: The Three Witches, by Elena Collins

  Well, this weekend has been a wonderful treat! I do adore a book that transports […]
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by LizH
February 28, 2026

Book Review: A Dutiful Daughter by Evelyn Hood

This is a fabulous historical saga, a gripping page turner for a cosy weekend!   A […]
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by LizH
February 15, 2026

Book Review: The Silent Resistance by Anna Normann

    Occupied Norway, 1944. Anni endures the war alone, aiding the resistance while longing for […]
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by LizH
December 14, 2025

Book Review: The Ruffler’s Child by John Pilkington

  It’s always a delight to discover a new author in the historical fiction genre, and […]
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by LizH
September 4, 2025

September Musings

Early September is a great time for me. Regular subscribers will have heard me speak about […]
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by LizH
May 24, 2024

Book Review: Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky

It’s been some considerable time since I wrote a comprehensive book review. But maybe that’s not […]
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by LizH
March 13, 2017

The Tempest v Hag-Seed, Margaret Atwood rewrites a Shakespeare masterpiece

As a Patron of the Royal Shakespeare Company, I am lucky enough to get advance notice […]
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