PERHAPS A GIFT VOUCHER FOR MUM?: MOTHER'S DAY
Leonora Chernyakhovskaya holds Doctorates in Comparative Linguistics and Cross-cultural Communications. She has over 100 published works on translation and interpreting. Chernyakhovskaya has been President of Moscow International School of Translation and Interpreting and Deputy Chairperson of the Department of Translation, Moscow Linguistic University, and has also taught at CUNY.
Brilliant. PETERBOROUGH EVENING TELEGRAPH, 11 September; A clever piece of writing... hard to put down www reviewingtheevidence.com, September; Curl up with this gripping thriller WOMAN'S OWN, 13 September; Private investigator Tess Monaghan makes a welcome return CHOICE, October; A well-constructed mystery, unique characters, and a heavy dose of wit make this a good addition to the Monaghan series. Definitely recommended. DEADLY PLEASURES, Winter 04; Lippman tells her story through four separate points of view... she has structured it extremely well, revealing only just enough background information to keep the narrative moving, then springing a whole series of surprises. None of them is predictable and yet they're all convincing. With its background themes of racism, damaged children and family bitterness, this is a most impressive novel. SHERLOCK, Issue 64 2004
