Book clubs in Preston

Creates a heartfelt story with a sad ending

A collection of strange short stories.

It's a heart breaking-ly honest take on infatuation and young love, done in a retelling of the Trojan War. Patroclus's perspective brings all of the emotions, and each page will make you want to carry on reading, until you've finished the book in one sitting...

Beautifully written and set against the backdrop of New York in the 1960s, this book takes you on a powerful journey with two people who are brought together by fate and who's separate lives come together as one as they weave seamlessly through the decades, facing many uphill struggles and upheavals. Romantic with a touch of the supernatural, this book will leave its mark on you long after the last page.

It reminds me of my early childhood.The story is happy and sad in parts. I find Jo Cox's books quite gritty.Maybe nit for younger people but would welcome any suggestions

A book that was way head of it's time. Stumbled onto it in the late grandpa's library

An excellent book that uses Christian lore and embeds it with the unique atmosphere of the Dark Ages. All the characters are three-dimensional, well developed within the context. Excellent horror book and looking forward to reading more from the author.

Gripping memoir from a Senior Crime Scene Investigator in the UK, whom I had the amazing opportunity to meet in person as part of my course. This is an excellent reflection of a day in the life of a CSI and how the job scene evolved into being more accommodating with women (for the better, always with a keener eye!) and PTSD.

An eye-opener towards the less fortunate people of our society, and a major issue around the world. Neil's efforts as the chairman of LEAP UK to decriminalise the illegal substances are something to think about. He explain the snowball effect of the current situation, from gang violence and domestic abuse to money laundering and corruption.

It’s a magical story with so much imbued wisdom. I recommend watching “Modern Intuitionist” video on the book it’s a beautiful concept of the interconnected nature of Gods creation.