May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn | Book Guide and Review

May Flowers at The Three Coins Inn is comfort reading in its finest form — the kind of book to curl up with when the world feels overwhelming. It’s the third installment in the Three Coins Inn series, following Easter at The Three Coins Inn, and it meets the high expectations set by its predecessor. […]

How Do You Live Without Love? | Book Guide

How Do You Live Without Love? is a literary fiction drama that tackles tough questions through the lens of institutional decay, grief, and faith. It’s written primarily for a Christian or spiritually questioning audience, given its setting deep within church life, but it isn’t preachy and doesn’t require religious background to enjoy. The novel follows […]

The Children of the Children, by Robin McMillion | Book Guide and Review

The Children of the Children is a cult drama set during the final years of the Cold War. The novel centres on an apocalyptic religious community called The Fishermen, where charismatic leadership wields absolute control over members, autonomy is gradually surrendered, and the consequences of that surrender pass down to the next generation. For anyone […]

Next in Line, by T.W. Baker | Book Guide and Review

I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect when I picked up Next in Line by T.W. Baker going by the cover. As it turns out, this is a workplace comedy novel that tackles the chaos of pharmacy life through oodles of dry wit and sharp observational humor. I would say it’s probably written primarily for […]

Off Script: The Actor’s Operating System, by Francisco Marquez | Book Guide

Published 17 February 2026, Off Script: The Actor’s Operating System by Francisco Marquez is a practical handbook for actors built around a singular organizing idea: that the techniques of the craft should function together as a coherent system rather than as a collection of isolated skills. This guide is intended to help prospective readers understand […]

Medicine for the Blues, by Jeff Stookey | Book Guide

The 1920s are often remembered as a decade of jazz, economic prosperity and social change. Images of flapper dresses, speakeasies and bustling cities dominate popular culture’s understanding of the era. Yet beneath this glamorous image was a reality that many people rarely discuss: what life was like for LGBT individuals during a period when homosexuality […]