... as usual, not necessarily published in 2025, but that's when I read them!
In no particular order, click the title to read my review.
A collection of Val's essays about her life on the water -
beautifully put together, amusing and informative!
Marguerite: Hell Hath No Fury!
The story of Margaret of Anjou, a major player in the Wars of the Roses
Alternate, speculative history - what would have happened if Henry VIII had died from his jousting injury, early in 1536? Fascinating!
A mission of great importance in the dangerous arena of Europe during WWII ... the train in question is the Trans-Siberian Express
About the Real Stages of Grief
Part memoir, part advice - D G Kaye talks about bereavement and how she has learned to live with her loss
Fictional account of the factual mission of James Burke, to recruit the American First Nations to fight with Britain against the US
Murder and demonic possession in 15th Century Poland
The story of Charlie, the reluctant clown - beautiful book
The allegedly true story of Slavomir Rawicz, who escaped from a Siberian labour camp during World War II, and, with comrades, trekked thousands of miles to reach safety.
A novel of long-short stories, about a family across the centuries. Marvellous.
I hope you will select at least one of these for your next read - you won't regret it!
Happy reading, and happy new year!
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