Brona's Books

  A Testament of Character is book 10 in the Rowland Sinclair Mystery series, and really, if you haven't dipped your toes into this se...

Maisie and I go way back. We've weathered the good times and the bad, and we've survived the time we nearly went our separate ways. ...

This is how it happens. Barely a week into 20 Books of Summer Winter, with only two books from the list half started, my lovely Penguin ...

The Widows of Malabar Hill by Sujata Massey is exactly the type of cosy crime I enjoy reading on a cold, rainy wintery weekend. Much like...

Reading a Maigret or two during Paris in July has now become one of those things that I look forward to with a great deal of anticipation e...

Maigret's Anger  is my fifth Maigret. It was probably the lightest, easiest one of the lot so far, but it was also very atmospheric. Par...

The anticipation I feel as I wait for the next Rowland Sinclair mystery is hard to describe. I love spending time with Rowland Sinclair and...

In This Grave Hour is the thirteenth Maisie Dobb's book, and as the title suggests, WWII has just been declared. As with any long runni...

Most of you know my love for the Rowland Sinclair series. I've had to wait nearly 12 months for the latest instalment, A Dangerous La...

I'm very excited to have a copy of book 8 of the Rowland Sinclair series in my hands for this NSW October Labour Day long weekend. The...

During my recent blogging malaise, Maisie Dobbs kept me sane and calm. She is familiar, comfortable and cosy. Although some of the crimes ar...

So I figure the only thing to do to find my words again, is to simply start writing and see what happens! During this most recent blue fun...

Now what am I going to do? I've just finished the seventh book in Gentil's Rowland Sinclair series, Give the Devil His Due ...and...

Thank you Sulari Gentill. Thank you, thank you, thank you! At the beginning of November I visited Gentill's website to check when ...