You know all those clichés you hear bandied about – unputdownable, gripping, spine-chilling, page-turner? Well, if ever a book deserved all of the above, but ABSOLUTELY NOT as clichés but most definitely as compliments, “The Hotel” is that book. This is such a cleverly crafted book, carrying the reader along …
I don’t think I’ve ever felt as exhausted at the end of the book as I did just now, as I reluctantly turned the final page of the thoroughly engaging “Space below my feet” by Gwen Moffat. Ms Moffat was the first woman to qualify as a mountain guide, and …
This is the second book by Mr. Horrell that I have read in as many weeks, all part of my “trying to escape from lockdown tedium” strategy, and it has certainly worked, firing me up with all kinds of crazy plans to Go Forth And Conquer. The book tells the …
