In 1925 F.Scott Fitzgerald wrote his iconic novel, The Great Gatsby. Now, 125 years later Gatsby fans are being gifted a treat of a book. Simply named, Nick is a deeply moving portrait of the years that brought Nick Carraway to Long Island and into Gatsby’s lavishly hedonistic world. This prequel to one of literature’s most treasured books really excited me!
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To say I’m looking forward to the publication of this book is something of an understatement. Who wouldn’t want to be swept away into the heady rock n’ roll world of the 1960s and ’70s?!
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The Ten Thousand Doors of January embraces the power of words and the magic of stories to pen an ode to freedom, adventure, and empowerment … it’s a heart-felt rallying cry to the oppressed, the in-betweens, the wonderers, and the wanderers.
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Crocodile Tears is a rollicking good read that straddles the crime, action, and humour genres with aplomb … it boasts hints of vaudeville, echoes of Pink Panther, flashes of violence, and a wryly menacing classical soundtrack.
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One Night, New York is a remarkable debut novel whose story will stay with me for quite some time. Set in 1930’s New York, the plot positively bursts out of the pages. It’s part thriller, part crime, part romance … and all too easy to lose yourself in.
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