The Ganden Gambit by Lesley Dimmock is her second novel and the second Lindsay and Kate adventure. The Ganden Relic is a sacred statue essential to the enthronement ceremony of every Dalai Lama. Hidden and kept safe from the Chinese for over sixty years, after the destruction of the Ganden monastery in 1959, it is now needed once again. Fearing an imminent raid on his … [Read more...] about The Ganden Gambit by Lesley Dimmock – Book Review
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The Immortals of Australian Rugby League by Liam Hauser – Book Review
Image Credit: Rockpool Publishing For a Rugby League fan, Sportswriter Liam Hauser’s latest release The Immortals of Australian Rugby League (Rockpool) is an enjoyable and informative read. The book delves into the distinguished careers of the thirteen Rugby League players who have attained immortal status. We can read about their qualities and characteristics, in … [Read more...] about The Immortals of Australian Rugby League by Liam Hauser – Book Review
Crappy to Happy Love What You Do by Cass Dunn – Book Review
Love What You Do is the second book in the Crappy to Happy series by Cass Dunn. It promises simple steps to find meaning in your work. Imagine how you would answer the question: ‘If you could do anything at all, what would it be?’ The chapters are: Start where you arePlay to your strengthsMake it meaningfulFind your FlowBe true to youCultivate positive relationshipsBe … [Read more...] about Crappy to Happy Love What You Do by Cass Dunn – Book Review
Good Girl, Bad Girl by Michael Robotham – Book Review
GOOD GIRL, BAD GIRL by Michael Robotham, bestselling author of The Other Wife and The Secrets She Keeps, is an unnerving psychological thriller from one of the greatest crime writers of today. Evie Cormac, ‘Angel Face’, the girl who needs saving, was found six years ago, hungry and grimy in the hidden room of a house where a horrific crime had taken place. … [Read more...] about Good Girl, Bad Girl by Michael Robotham – Book Review
Out of Time by Lesley Dimmock – Book Review
Out of Time by Lesley Dimmock is her first novel. Imagine Queen Elizabeth the First, spirited from the 16th Century to your back garden in present day Brisbane. This is what happens to Lindsay ap Rhys ap Gruffud, (who is originally from Wales, hence the aps, meaning ‘son of’). After a bizarre conversation with the ‘Queen’, and a Google search, she and her best friend, … [Read more...] about Out of Time by Lesley Dimmock – Book Review