Hungry for Love by Lucy Beresford has received another scrumptious review, this time from Portobello Book Blog:
Hungry For Love was a much more serious read that its cover perhaps suggests. With apologies to the cover designer, I’m not sure I would have picked this up based on the cover and that would have
Thom Cuell, writer for the insightful blog Bookmunch, has given an in-depth review of David Clark’s reissue, Victor Grayson: The Man and the Mystery:
A rebel MP, regarded as a wildcard by the Parliamentary Labour Party but capable of generating mass support through a busy schedule of rallies, whose election convinced
Paul Routledge, features correspondent for the Huddersfield Examiner, has reviewed the captivating Victor Grayson: The Man and the Mystery by David Clark, released on 15 June this summer. Read his article below:
It was his big chance, and the self-styled people’s hero of Colne Valley seized it with both hands.
Read Lucy Beresford’s interview with Ellie Holmes from the Romantic Novelists’ Association Blog, in which she discusses her latest book Hungry for Love and life as a writer, therapist and Agony Aunt with her trademark charm:
Hungry for Love has been described as “an amusing, fun read” but it deals with some serious issues such
Colin Spencer's 'Splitting Image' to be staged at the King's Head Theatre
Bloomberg have interviewed former Pakistan Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz about Pakistan's economy, trade with India and terrorism. He's interviewed by Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat on "Trending Business."
Shaukat Aziz, the former prime minister of Pakistan and author of From Banking to the Thorny World of Politics, appeared at Asia Society in New York on Tuesday 28 June, to discuss his journey from banking to politics with Josette Sheeran, Asia Society's president and CEO.
Gulfnews.com has reviewed From Banking to the Thorny World of Politics by Shaukat Aziz with Anna Mikhailova.
We’re delighted to say that OK magazine’s July edition contains a glowing review for Hungry for
Love, Lucy Beresford’s wonderful new novel:
Jax makes a rash decision to cancel her wedding by text on the day she’s due to marry her fiancé. Her life has quickly fallen to pieces and, when she is sent
