‘The writing creates a rich world for you through Maggie’s eyes. The blur between reality and interpretation leaves you with questions.’
‘Very interesting seeing from psychotherapist’s viewpoint. Total page turner and much enjoyed.’
‘I found The Wrong Story so illuminating and powerful that I binge read it – twice! It talks to the human condition, the tangled web inside our heads that can be both relieved and illuminated through therapy.’
“Lois Miller crafts a powerful narrative about resilience, healing, and the complex emotional journey that follows a life-altering event.” – NetGalley
“100% if you want a story where you have a love triangle of sorts, a well written school system, great characters and more, pick this book up!” – NetGalley
“The book provides essential guidance about potentially life saving first aid, in a fun and accessible way for children. Whole heartedly recommend.”
“This book is excellent, takes a topic that some would find uninteresting and makes it fun to learn and read the different stories. Great for children but adults will learn a lot too.”
“This is a rare book that manages to be seriously informative whilst being engaging and entertaining.”
‘A remarkably interesting and excellently researched book. A real joy to read, it is well-written and brings the history of Denmark Street to life in a wonderfully enjoyable read.’
‘Once you’ve started it, you’re not going to want to stop until you reach the end and have to!’
“This was my first book to read by this author but won’t be my last! The story and its characters will stick with you long after you finish the story. Highly recommend!”
“It felt true to the time-period and I was glad to read this. Mya Roberts has a great writing style and a knack for the historical fiction.”
“I love historical fiction and this incredibly well researched book is one I can thoroughly recommend!”
‘An engaging novel with more than one intriguing mystery at its core.’
‘I was so gripped by the story I devoured it in no time.’
‘As a nice touch all of the chapters have song titles in the headings and there’s a playlist at the back of the book. An interesting crime/mystery/historical slice of life.’