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Love Home on the Road Home by Margaret Amatt #Review #GlenbriarBook15

We are returning to the beautiful Scottish Highlands for Margaret Amatt's  fifteenth in her Glenbriar  Series:Love Match on the Road Home. This latest novel was published on 3rd October by Leannan Press   After tennis star Georgie Porter retires at just thirty-one, she buys a campervan and returns to her hometown of Glenbriar, hoping to make amends for the hurts she caused to a former sweetheart. But instead of finding the man whose heart she broke many years ago, she comes face to face with his younger brother, Kerr. Easy-going and quietly loyal, high school teacher Kerr Halley has strong opinions about Georgie Porter – and there are rules about interacting with your brother’s ex, no matter how long ago she split with him. Especially when Kerr has always secretly carried a torch for her. When they’re thrown together to fundraise for a local sports project, old grudges begin to thaw, and Kerr’s true feelings come to light. As Georgie rediscovers the charm of small...

Where Did the Hills Go? by Lali Gupta Chatterjee ** Review**


Today I am featuring Where Did the Hills Go by Lali Gupta Chatterjee. This short novella was published on April 27th 2018 by Gatekeeper Press.
 
Edith, her family, and the world have to deal with the mystery of hills and buildings disappearing. What could be happening in this fictional setting? Is there a wandering black hole? Are they just earthquakes? Or did the universe wobble? Find out in Lali's new book....... 

My Thoughts

If you are interested in the science behind our natural world, you will enjoy this novella. There is a mystery at its heart which forces the reader to consider certain ethical questions. You start to ponder what you would do if placed in these perplexing but frightening circumstances. For me, this aspect of the novella dominates and makes the read worthwhile. 

    The writing style is quite formal and the words feel to be deliberately placed by the author. Following Edith's reactions and train of thought adds to her character and enables you to see the human cost behind the mysterious phenomena.

In short: Science fact meets Science Fiction.

   Check out these excerpts to give you a flavour of the story.


What caught her eye was a side headline, innocuously peeping out amidst the stock market, politics, showbiz, and crime. Intrigued as she was by the headline “Where did the hills go?” she had to move on as the signal turned green. But her thoughts remained captivated. How could hills disappear? That’s absurd…… 



………. The park was very pleasant. The dawning of spring had started a few days back. It thrust probing streaks of color and warmth that were welcome in the aftermath of days of dreary wintry mix.
                                                                         
….. It had not become any colder but shivers ran through both hiker and guide as, subdued and scared, they increased their pace back to base.

…….Suddenly, the world became intensely interested in the normally invisible muons flying around us.

…..Excited exchanges of thoughts and animated debates ensued amongst an anguished populace clinging to hope and fervent in their will to save the world                                                                    



About the Author


Lali is a Physicist – having spend many years with particle physics – from the tiniest particles to the vast cosmos. 


She likes to write stories that connect the incredible wonders of physics with people and their lives.

Lali’s earlier books are tales from the sub – atomic world. 
 
“Where Did the Hills Go?” shows the ‘universe can throw us a curve ball” at any time….read about it. 

You can follow Lali here: Website |  Facebook   |  Twitter

Book link: Amazon UK 

Thanks to Lali for a copy of the book.

 


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