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Website title: Rosie Amber | Book reviewer and garden enthusiast. Updates from my Hampshire garden. Usually talking about books and plants. People do not forget books or flowers that touch them or excite them—they recommend them.

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Today’s team review is from Sue. Sue blogs here https://suelbavey.wordpress.com/ Sue has been reading From B to A: Britain to Albania: The True Story of an Overland Van Life Adventure Through Europe to the Balkans – With Dogs by Jacqueline …

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Today’s team review is from Cathy. Cathy blogs here https://betweenthelinesbookblog.wordpress.com/ Cathy has been reading A Curse In Nuala by Harriet Steel. It’s the summer of 1949 and Inspector Shanti de Silva is adjusting to the changes in his working life …

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Today’s team review is from Noelle. Noelle blogs here https://saylingaway.wordpress.com Noelle has been reading Manufacturing A Duchess by Tracy Wise. The readers of romance novels are a thundering horde, and I think they will like this one, set during the …

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Today’s team review is from Frank. Frank has been reading Kostya by Scott Zimmerman. I enjoyed this timely reminder of the way Ukraine was used and abused by its neighbours throughout six decades of the twentieth century. It is also …

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Today’s team review is from Olga. Olga blogs here https://olganm.wordpress.com/ Olga has been reading The Signal by Luke Voss. This novel covers a very current topic and one that has created ongoing debate: some see AI in terms of progress …

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