Hotels Like Houses - Sophie Hannah

The Point of Rescue - Sophie Hannah

If you have read my earlier reviews, you will have noticed I am a fan of Sophie Hannah and have enjoyed her first two novels, as I love a good thriller! This, the third is just as good, and I know I have found a new author to enjoy. Sally Thorning is a hard-working mother of two young children. Her husband often seems oblivious to the chaos around him, and Sally often feels she has three children not two! After a particularly stressful day - someone tries to push her under a bus! - Sally is watching the news about the tragic death of a woman and her daughter. When the details are relayed on screen, Sally realises she knows of this family, in particular the father, ...

The Point of Rescue - Sophie Hannah

If you have read my earlier reviews, you will have noticed I am a fan of Sophie Hannah and have enjoyed her first two novels, as I love a good thriller! This, the third is just as good, and I know I have found a new author to enjoy. Sally Thorning is a hard-working mother of two young children. Her husband often seems oblivious to the chaos around him, and Sally often feels she has three children not two! After a particularly stressful day - someone tries to push her under a bus! - Sally is watching the news about the tragic death of a woman and her daughter. When the details are relayed on screen, Sally realises she knows of this family, in particular the father, ...

The Point of Rescue - Sophie Hannah

it not to suffer too greatly. It was a really fun and entertaining read. It was good enough for me to thoroughly enjoy it but not good enough for Sophie Hannah to become an instant favorite author of mine. If I saw any of her books on sale and there wasn t anything better to choose from I would buy her other books and I think I d enjoy reading them but it wasn t enough to have me running to the nearest book shop stocking up on all her past titles or waiting for her next book to come out. It was great, I did love the book, but it wasn t quite on my favorite list. That said, I feel then like I m not emphasizing how much I loved this book, I really did, it was the most ...

The Point of Rescue - Sophie Hannah

it not to suffer too greatly. It was a really fun and entertaining read. It was good enough for me to thoroughly enjoy it but not good enough for Sophie Hannah to become an instant favorite author of mine. If I saw any of her books on sale and there wasn t anything better to choose from I would buy her other books and I think I d enjoy reading them but it wasn t enough to have me running to the nearest book shop stocking up on all her past titles or waiting for her next book to come out. It was great, I did love the book, but it wasn t quite on my favorite list. That said, I feel then like I m not emphasizing how much I loved this book, I really did, it was the most ...

Little Face - Sophie Hannah

A new novel by Sophie Hannah is cause for great celebration, at least as far as I m concerned. I loved her three previous novels - "Cordial and Corrosive" (probably my favourite), "Gripless" and "The Superpower of Love" - and am also a big fan of her poetry. So I was absolutely delighted to get my hands on this latest novel. "Little Face" is, however, something of a departure from Sophie s previous work. It s described on the jacket as a "psychological thriller" and is clearly packaged and marketed as such, with one of those cover pictures - common to missing-child thrillers - of an empty corridor with an abandoned toy at ...

Little Face - Sophie Hannah

A new novel by Sophie Hannah is cause for great celebration, at least as far as I m concerned. I loved her three previous novels - "Cordial and Corrosive" (probably my favourite), "Gripless" and "The Superpower of Love" - and am also a big fan of her poetry. So I was absolutely delighted to get my hands on this latest novel. "Little Face" is, however, something of a departure from Sophie s previous work. It s described on the jacket as a "psychological thriller" and is clearly packaged and marketed as such, with one of those cover pictures - common to missing-child thrillers - of an empty corridor with an abandoned toy at ...