The Potato Factory, by Bryce Courtney
What looks liked to be an historical novel turned to quite fictitious in places, but where?, asks the reader.
Tag Archives: fiction
Year of Wonders, by Geraldine Brooks
An engaging story of the struggles dealing with a deadly disease and discrimination in medieval Britain.
Before I Go to Sleep
A fascinating novel exploring sleep and memory. Inspired by the author’s experience with patients.
No Man’s Land, by David Baldacci
The fourth John Puller thriller novel. An action story with a twist.
Digital Fortress, by Dan Brown
Having heard about The Divinci Code, I was expecting a good read from Digital Fortress.
Dead Heat, by Dick Francis and Felix Francis
A chef, with a restaurant at a racetrack, turns sleuth to save his business and life.
Dune: The Machine Crusade
The first battle was a victory, but the war was just beginning.
Prelude To Dune: House Corrino
A trilogy of books covering the pre Dune era.
The Other Wife, by Michael Robotham
Clinical psychologist, Joe O’Loughlin, visits his father in hospital, only to discover his father’s second wife.
Still Alice, Lisa Genova
Still Alice is a fictional book about Alice, a highly intelligent professor and researcher, who gets Alzheimer’s disease at the incredibly young age of around fifty.