Joo's Book Reviews and Interviews

This is a chick lit book but so much more.  Yes, Kate is a single girl who'd love to look for love.  She moves near her mother and takes...

This is the sequel to Dark Tidings, but can be read on its own.  Michael, Madrick and Tung need to fix the problem they caused in Dark Tidin...

Andre Jute, the man, the myth How do you strike the balance between writing something you want to write and writing something t...

This is a short but satisfying book.  It is the tale of Hugh who has intense rage and the police officers whose path gets closer to him. T...

Book lovers is not just a love story.  It's also a geography trip to Wales and a bit of intrigue too. It's a nice gentle tale abou...

Nicola Palmer is a children's author with an imaginative mind. First of all, thanks, Joo, for asking me to participate in a ...

This is an intriguing story that starts off with Archie inexplicably waking up on a desert island with no idea of how he got there or why.  ...

Next up is a shy new author, Michael Brookes How do you strike the balance between writing something you want to write and writing...

This is the tale of two students who decide to do the London to Mongolia Rally.  It seems the only rule is that the vehicle must not cost mo...

How do I write a review for this book?  It defies pigeon-holing,  How can a book about a midget planning to murder someone after serving pri...

Interviewing Helen Smith. How do you strike the balance between writing something you want to write and writing something that p...

I came across this book on the free list.  It caught my eye for the blurb, yet I was very suspicious of the reviews.  80% of them had only r...

Pompomberry House by Rosen Trevithick is one of my most anticipated book in my Kindle-owning being.  So was it worth the wait and the hype a...

 My next interrogation is George Hamilton - the author, not the baked brown American actor. First of all, thanks for the opp...

This is billed as "a love story... but with a difference".   As a love story (difference or otherwise) it was a very compelling re...