Book Review “A Vagrant at the House of Love” John Horan

'Dying isn't the worst thing that can happen you.' A ghost wanders a city, watching people's lives as the world goes on without him, sifting through his own past in an attempt to understand why he hasn't gone to heaven or hell. He becomes obsessed with a beautiful but damaged girl, Michelle, and fearing she is destined for the same fate as him, resolves to try and save her. A Vagrant at the House of Love is a novel about love, obsession, memory, dreams, alienation, addiction and madness, a rage against the heavens shot through with pitch black humour.

Indie Author Spotlight- D.G. Driver

D.G. Driver is the incredible writer of two books I have reviewed. "Passing Notes" and "Cry of the Sea". Click the titles to see my reviews. She has the amazing gift of writing from a teenagers perspective with such accuracy it will transport you back to your own teen years. Her stories are perfect for …

Book Review for “Passing Notes” D. G. Driver

This was such a refreshing read for me. Somewhat like a palette cleanser....... if you will. I like all manner of books but, sometimes it's really nice to just sit and read a sweet story about a sweet subject. This is a great book for that.