Book Reviews

In ‘Wheeler Dealers‘ by Emme Gordon, Krish Thomas builds a billion-dollar business empire in alliance with a corrupt political fixer. Now he plans to steal a fortune from his own company! But when a double-crosser queers the pitch, Krish must choose between his childhood promise to a friend… or the girl he loves. Can he … Read more

Gripping and captivating right from the moment we meet Count Rostov, a hapless victim of post-Tsarist Russia’s politics, as he begins a lengthy internal exile within the Hotel Metropole in a 1922 Moscow, Amor Towles’ ‘A Gentleman in Moscow‘ delights and entertains us through ups and downs that might quell a lesser man – but … Read more

‘Skye Falling‘ is an engaging, often funny and touching novel about relationships, identity and modern technology-driven family extension. A world where donating eggs for IVF can have unintended and unimagined consequences, both for child and parent. ‘Skye Falling‘ begins with a bang. A forty-something lady wakes up with a terrible hangover, barely makes it to … Read more

In this spy thriller ‘The Cellist‘, the daring assassination of a Russian agent inside his heavily guarded fortress in London sets off a hunt for the people behind it – and uncovers a far-reaching conspiracy with world-shaking consequences. ‘The Cellist‘ is my first novel by Daniel Silva. And as this is one of my favorite … Read more

Books are often a great tool to understand the world around us and our place in it. Whether you’re looking to explore philosophy, history, politics or human nature, there’s no shortage of books that offer wisdom and perspective on our lives. We’ll explore five of the best books out there for gaining a deeper understanding … Read more