‘Written by an acclaimed investigative journalist, using all his hard-won experience in the Middle East, this debut is based on a string of real events that bring it a refreshing authenticity.
You can almost taste the dust of the streets, smell the explosions, and feel the fear that grips his female protagonist Morgan Cooper.
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‘An enjoyable and utterly heartfelt account of Brian Sewell’s relationship with the dogs he has owned throughout his life. As a dog lover myself, you can feel the love and total devotion that each dog, with its individuality and character has enriched in its own way Mr Sewell’s world. A glorious homage to mans best
‘The clarity of the writing… allow us to befriend this lady, and her remarkable story, pieced together in this fashion, is well worth recommending.’
The Bookbag reviews Born in Siberia by Tamara Astafieva
A Woman in Your Own Right by Anne Dickson is available now! Don’t forget to get it for your daughters…
Our Chairman blogs about The Englishman’s Suit and his memories of Sir Hardy Amies.
The Englishman’s Suit is available now!
‘This slim, witty book is much more than a treatise on the Englishman’s suit… it is wonderfully enjoyable reading, rather like Galahad at Blandings…’
Auberon Waugh on The Englishman’s Suit by Sir Hardy Amies
The Lady publishes the extract on Hannah Wooley from Cooking People by Sophia Waugh. The book is available now!
‘Fascinated by writers who had shaped our national eating habits, she wondered who were the ancestors of today’s celebrity chefs? You might imagine that the most influential cookery writers of the past would be French. But the writers profiled by Waugh were all English housewives.’
The Daily Mail reviews Cooking People by Sophia Waugh