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September Book Review Round Up

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This month sees another mixed bag of fiction and non-fictions titles. Not so many this month – I’m on the road again.

You can access my full book reviews and information about the titles via the 2017 Book Review page.

Here is this month’s round up:

****1/2 “Starlight Tide” by Sarah Key

****  “Bedlam: London and its Mad” by Catharine Arnold

**** “A Bag of Roosters” by Michael Leunig 

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“The Starlight Tide” by Sarah Key is available now through Amazon.

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“The Starlight Tide”, book 3 of The Sisters of Light trilogy is available now through Amazon: Link to Starlight Tide

The Sisters of Light (Petra, Flash, Honey and Joanie) are embarking on an end-of season tour with Flash’s band, “Biskuit”. What should be a simple enterprise, turns into a crazy adventure, replete with murders, smuggling operations, boating adventures, family secrets, and a dash of racism. Get the fill review here: reviews page

Latest Book Tour: Sarah Key

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The January/February 2017 feature author is Sarah Key.

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Sarah talks about her latest book “The Butterfly Wind”, part two of the “Sisters of Light Trilogy” (available now through Amazon).

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Mysticism, magic, love, greed and dastardly deeds await you in “The Butterfly Wind”. When a ruthless poacher, stirred on by the village witch, seriously injures a ranger and captures his tracker, the girls are drawn into another adventure.

The Butterfly Wind is part two of the “Sisters of Light Trilogy” by Sarah Key, but you don’t need to have read the first book, The Dandelion Clock, to enjoy it. Multiple story lines develop evenly and tie in beautifully to present the reader with an enthralling adventure that is hard to put down.

Find out more about Sarah and her latest book “The Butterfly Wind” on the Book Tour page: Sarah Key Book Tour