In Senior Gap Years, you have the time to catch up on all the books you missed. These are independent reviews of books that I am enjoying in retirement (yes, I used the “R” word!). Please free to comment on the reviews.
[star rating=”3″ max=”5″] Where was the NO 1 Philosopher Club described in the title? The book felt at times that the “crime” story was secondary to the philosophical content.
The Sunday Philosophy Club (by Alexander McCall Smith) Read More »
[star rating=”4″ max=”5″] An evil crime thriller that is quite disturbing. The “hero” detective has a dubious moral compass, and the perpetrators of various murders are even more diabolical. Who is worst? Difficult tell at times!
The Bone Field (by Simon Kernick) Read More »
[star rating=”5″ max=”5″] I thought this might be a clone of Jonas Jonasson’s “The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared”, But how wrong can you be? This should be compulsory reading for politicians
The Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen, 83¼ Years Old (by Hendrik Groen) Read More »
