The Black Angel by John Connolly (Hodder & Stoughton) Connolly takes his Charlie Parker series from the serial-killer realm towards supernatural horror. Killer Louis is searching…

How liberated is the 21st century woman as the abundance of freedom has left her more exhausted now with unlimited responsibilities asks MaQueen Motuba. <i>Stitched-up</i> by…

Kate, in her mid-50s and married several times begins to feel a change, begins to care less about the material world and, in an attempt to prove this to herself, burns "several…

<i>The Closest of Strangers</i> takes one on a historic journey of South Africa with women as the key navigators, writes MaQueen Motuba.

The list of Great South Africans should have, and could have, shed some light on the most pertinent questions of our time. But such a ranking needs to include all of South…

Nominated for both the Orange Prize and the Booker longlist, <em>Purple Hibiscus</em> is a thought-provoking novel that looks at what religion means to people in a changing…