Joo's Book Reviews and Interviews

Organized Murder carries on where Strictly Murder left off.  Verity finds herself in the middle of a  murder investigation in a small villag...

Interrogating children's author Will Hadcroft How do you strike the balance between writing something you want to write and ...

This is a story of  plague hitting the world.  Ludmilla is a local GP in an Eastern European country who finds out that the government is ag...

  My second chat is with Susanne, a moderator on the kuforum and avid reader. Does it annoy you the book finishes well before 100%...

Cliffhanger introduces us to Belinda a young woman who returns to her home town where her family are well-to-do and well known.  She meets B...

And now to interview another author who know that to make a good book, you need to have a seagull in it. How do you strike the bala...

This is a delightful children's Christmas story.  Jake looks out to see blue snow outside and things get weirder after that. This stor...

In the first of a new series, I have turned the tables on readers.  I asked a handful of authors what they'd like to ask readers and cho...

As it says on the tin, this is a book of five short stories.  Three of them are based in Pitkirtly, two of the stories I'd read before. ...

The Ice Diaries is set in London in the near future, but after a pandemic has hit Britain hard and snow has hit even harder.  The snow is 20...

Here's an interrogation with Andrew Lawston, Oh no it isn't, Oh yes it is How do you strike the balance between writing some...