It’s a true story of incest but it reads like a novel and is written with real insight and absence of self-pity.
This made me fall in love with poetry and learn how to read it.
Hugely informative and entertaining and went round my friends like wildfire.
She has a wonderful way of expressing lives that are outside the norm and keeping empathy with ALL her characters.
Transports you to Canada in 1867, to the wilderness and terrible weather endured by Scots who emigrated there.
A story about policewomen and prostitution in Glasgow – two different sets of women in uniform…
A gripping tale that explores what it means to be a woman in the modern world.
Read this book and be prepared to never look at Jane Eyre the same way again.
A lovely, unusual book to curl up with now that the nights are ‘fair drawin’ in’.
An astonishing and poignant book that will resonate with all those of us with migrant ancestors.
