By Peter May Set on the tiny island of Ile de Groix, off the coast of Brittany this Enzo Macleod investigator novel indulges those interested in solving puzzles. It is a well devised plot, with plenty of human interest. Why would anyone want to kill an already dying man? The dead man left plenty of clues in his study, … Continue reading Freeze Frame
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Deaf Awareness Week
Acquired Deafness 4th to 10th May 2026 This week is Deaf Awareness Week, organised by the UK Council on Deafness, to raise people's awareness of the needs of deaf or hard of hearing people. They also aim to promote the positive aspects of deafness and promote social inclusion. The theme for this year is acquired … Continue reading Deaf Awareness Week
Word of the day – Truckle
Word of the Day : May 7, 2020 Truckle verb TRUK-ul Definition to act in a subservient manner : submit Did you know? When truckle was first used in English in the 15th century, it meant "small wheel" or "pulley." Such small wheels were often attached to the underside of low beds to allow them to be easily moved under … Continue reading Word of the day – Truckle
Distress Signals
By Catherine Ryan Howard This thriller did not fail to deliver. It is a highly enjoyable, well written debut story. A few days after Adam Dunne's longtime girlfriend Sarah fails to return home after a business trip to Barcelona he receives her passport in the post, with a post-it note that reads “I’m sorry - S’ Adam's life starts to fall apart, why has Sarah disappeared? Did … Continue reading Distress Signals
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