religion
Brought Down by Simon Constam
By the Light of the Crescent Moon by Ailsa Keppie
Speechless by Anne Simpson
In Anne Simpson’s gripping third novel, Speechless, A’isha Nasir, a Nigerian teenager, has been convicted of adultery and, in keeping with Sharia, or Islamic Law, been sentenced to death by stoning.
But A’isha’s situation is neither simple nor … Continue reading
The Tender Birds by Carole Giangrande
Operation Wormwood by Helen C. Escott
Over the years, Flanker Press of Newfoundland & Labrador has published a vast array of books, both Fiction and Non-Fiction, including the excellent historical fiction books of Gary Collins. Operation Wormwood (2018) is a fictional crime thriller that was … Continue reading
A Matter of Geography by Jasmine D’Costa
Matter of Geography, which was shortlisted in 2015 for the Tuscany Prize for unpublished manuscripts has now been published by Mosaic Press. The story is an impressive one dealing as it does with the religious divisions in India between Muslims … Continue reading
Holy Rule by Mary Frances Coady
A likeable and very readable story of a convent/girl’s school in 1958. The Reverend Mother initially comes across as a neurotic Captain Bligh type of character and one even begins to question her sanity after awhile. The present pope has … Continue reading