Bev's Blog

Happy Friday everyone! So glad you stopped by to check out what I'm reading.  BookBeginnings,  hosted by  Rose City Reader ,  and  T...

Told in the first person, this is the account of a nameless half-Vietnamese half- French fighter serving during the Vietnam War in 1975. ...

I've wanted to read this book for a very long time. Somehow I missed having to read it at school, and it's always better whe...

An English nurse, Lib Wright, is brought to a small Irish village just after the Crimean war, where she served under the great Florence Ni...

Welcome to my weekend. Been here before? You can skip this bit. You know how it works. About two years ago, I decided that a good...

Happy Good Friday everyone! Yay, it's the weekend. Time to read. BookBeginnings,  hosted by  Rose City Reader ,  and  The Friday 56 ...

Inspector Beeslaar, a detective who Karin Brynard's readers will know from previous novels, is in Stellenbosch - a wealthy town that h...

The Trust Factor explores why some workplaces struggle with toxic cultures, by opening the door to the factors that enhance and build the ...

From Goodreads: "Every story has two sides. Every relationship has two perspectives. And sometimes, it turns out, the key to a great...

In 1886, Carl Boberg, a Swedish pastor, was on his way home  to Mönsterås from Kronobäck  where he had held an afternoon service and got cau...