Opening the pages of The Boomerang Effect I was quickly transported back in time to a 1980’s film where a woman, who was a bit despondent with her life, packed her bags and headed off to Greece in search of something better. Shirley Valentine may not have necessarily been Cathy Robinson’s…
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Have you ever been on one of those god-forsaken team-building exercises? You know the ones. Everyone readily agrees, not because they think it will be fun but because they are worried about how it could hurt their career if they don’t. Whether it is raft building, high wire acrobatics or…
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Is The Dry Really That Good? When I read that the film rights had already been sold for this book I knew it had to be something special. There are not many books out there that gain a film deal before becoming world-wide bestsellers so this story must hold something…
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Home to one of the oldest, most prestigious universities in the world and the oldest National Trust nature reserve, which is home to more than 9,000 species of wildlife, plus two cathedral cities, Cambridgeshire is perhaps one of the most visited counties in England. As a university, Cambridge has produced 126…
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Norfolk has long suffered an unfair reputation, often dismissed as flat, remote, and outdated. Yet those who know it well insist that is precisely its appeal. There is a quality to the Norfolk landscape that is hard to articulate and nearly impossible to replicate: vast skies stretching forever, marshland shimmering…
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Suffolk in East Anglia is home to beautiful, peaceful villages full of brightly coloured timber buildings with thatched roofs, towns like Lavenham and Long Melford, which are full of character and were once associated with the wool trade, a coastline that stretches for miles, plus several historical sites like Framlingham…
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Essex is a county in England so often misunderstood. Thanks to a years-old reputation of women wearing white stilettos and fake tans, which was then only enhanced by programmes like The Only Way Is Essex, many believe that this is all Essex has to offer, but, there is far more…
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New Orleans is a city unlike any other. Its claustrophobic streets are teeming with history, flanked by buildings that predate the thriving contemporary lifestyle. You could spend days exploring the city and learning about its past, and it’s widely recommended that you do so. However, there are other, more unconventional…
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Literary books featuring high‑stakes gambling sometimes derive from the recorded lives of professional players and historical characters. Many authors go beyond fiction to describe real events that took place in well‑known venues or in casino non‑GamStop settings, including casinos outside the GamStop registry, during the industry’s digital transition. The most…
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Edinburgh has inspired writers for a long time, with its towering Georgian terraces, gothic spires, iconic castle, and narrow wynds. It is a city that pulses with stories—some steeped in history, others rooted in modern grit, fantasy, and psychological depth. For those looking to dip their toes into the literature…
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