by Regina Kenney I define a great Beach Book by three qualities: 1) Easy to read, 2) Highly Engaging and 3) Not too long (250-350 page range). Needs to be that special type of book that you can lazily read for hours and be able to put down and pick up with the same fast-pace, … Continue reading Top 5 Beach Books

by Lee Cross I like searching for books in Charity Shops. It’s as simple as that. I don’t mean second-hand book stores or independent sellers, like the fellows you see on London’s south bank, or in Dublin’s temple bar area. I’m referring to shops that rely entirely on public donations for their stock; places like … Continue reading Leopold Broom Investigates: The Magic of Charity Shops

by Davy Kenney

by Lee Cross His name was Henry, he was blind. That would be the first word anyone would use to describe him but this time it’s not a fair place to start (...is it ever?) because Henry was something else first and foremost, simply put… he was a Badass. That’s the word which pops into my mind … Continue reading Leopold Broom Investigates: The First Time I Fell In Love

by Regina Kenney