Books Reviewed

This is the second book of Jeffery Archer's Clifton Chronicles trilogy. The story of Harry Clifton, Giles, and Emma Barrington continues as Britain is at war with Germany and Harry, as one, well acquainted with his character from the previous book, would expect, decides to sign up.

In between travelling, dealing with tonsilitis, and hours of lying in the pale winter sun; I asked Mum, my go-to person for books, for a fast paced solid read. And, as always, she did not disappoint as she handed me the first book of the Clifton Chronicles trilogy.

I bought this book at the book fair because it was an old edition and was selling cheaply. I also read the blurb and saw that it was about the art of tattooing. Since it was something I had never read about before, I picked it up.

Of course I had to read it! I loved Devil Wears Prada when it hit the shelves and I too, along with many others, felt that Lauren Weisberger had to come up with a sequel. What happens to Andrea and Miranda after they part ways... what happens to Andy's relationship with Alex.

This is the third book of Jeffery Archer's Clifton Chronicles series, and mind you, as of now, this is as far as the series has been written. The story of Harry Clifton, Giles, and Emma Barrington continues as there is a vote in the House of Lords to decide who will inherit the Barrington estate....

This is the second book of Jeffery Archer's Clifton Chronicles trilogy. The story of Harry Clifton, Giles, and Emma Barrington continues as Britain is at war with Germany and Harry, as one, well acquainted with his character from the previous book, would expect, decides to sign up.

Murder mystery, female detective, attractive man in scene, local folklore - spicy mix for a great winter read! The third in the Rose McQuinn series, I haven't read the first two but the background was easily picked up. Rose comes to the village of her childhood to visit her sister Emily all the way from...

I have heard so so much about this book since the longest time and so, when I picked it up, I was sure I'd love it. I didn't know then that the book had been on the New York Times Bestseller list, not did I know that there was a movie, due to hit screens...

Uuganaa is from Mongolia and lives with her Scottish husband Richard in Britain. She is in a universe completely removed from her home country, where as a nomadic herder she lived in a yurt, looked after livestock, and made vodka from goat's yoghurt.