Silversurfers Book Club Autumn 2024
Welcome to the Silversurfers Book Club!
Each season we share a selection of popular book titles and new releases which you may like to read as part of our Silversurfers Book Club.
How and when you read is up to you; you can choose to read them on a tablet or an actual paperback, and you can read them in your own time.
When you’ve finished reading, join us in the comments section below this post and write a review of the book and share your feedback with others who have read along too.
To get you started, below are some suggested titles to kick off the new Autumn 2024 Silversurfers Book Club Season… Simply select the title you would like to read, and if you would like to buy it or download it for your Kindle or other tablets, there is a link next to the book title, which will direct you to Amazon, making it simple for you to buy.
Alternatively, you may wish to buy the book elsewhere, or borrow it from your local library.
SIMPLY CLICK ON THE IMAGE OF THE BOOK YOU FANCY AND YOU WILL BE DIRECTED TO THE BOOK ON AMAZON … Most titles are available on Kindle
If you have previously read another book and would like to recommend it as a future read for the Silversurfers book club, feel free to leave the title and author in the comments section, with a brief synopsis, and your review.
The Wrong Sister – Claire Douglas
Book Synopsis
Tasha and her sister Alice are totally different. While Tasha and husband Aaron are hard-up, Alice and her partner are rich. But the sisters remain close: they’d trust each other with their lives. Alice offers to look after Tasha’s children while their parents take a much-needed short break to Venice. But almost as soon as they arrive, back home Alice and her husband are attacked. And then a note arrives, addressed to Tasha. It was supposed to be you…
The Wind Knows My Name by Isabel Allende
Book Synopsis
Little Samuel Adler could have been one of those children who, decades later, would rise to their feet in Esther Rantzen’s TV studio when she asked: ‘Is there anyone in our audience tonight who owes their life to Nicholas Winton?’ Because five-year-old Samuel, in Isabel Allende’s gripping story, is one of the children smuggled out of Nazi-occupied Austria aboard one of the now-famous Kindertransport trains.
In Allende’s deeply moving The Wind Knows My Name, it is the beginning of a saga of escape, new beginnings, sacrifice and danger. Unputdownable.
Our Holiday by Louise Candlish
Book Synopsis
Looking for a perfect holiday read? You’ve found it here. Louise Candlish’s fictional British seaside town may seem beautiful and tranquil to its wealthy second home-owners, but scratch the surface and the place simmers with tension, hostile locals, and a mood for murder. For two incomer couples planning a summer of lazy days on the beach and sundowners on the veranda, reality is about to arrive like a storm rolling in from the sea. Compelling.
The Edge by David Baldacci
Book Synopsis
Travis Devine is retired. But not in the cosy, pipe-and-slippers, resting-of-weary-bones tradition. Devine is still very much a killer-in-business: his days in the US Army’s most prestigious – and deadly – special ops force may be behind him; now he’s a key player in Homeland Security’s elite undercover unit. In David Baldacci’s brilliant thriller, Devine must investigate the sniper-slaying of a young woman who held some of the CIA’s deepest secrets.
Has Anyone Seen Charlotte Salter? by Nicci French
Book Synopsis
The Salter children have been plagued all their adult lives by the unanswered question: what happened to their mother, Charlotte? Why did she suddenly disappear without trace all those years ago? After decades away, Etty Salter returns home to the Suffolk village where she grew up. But she finds no peace: the mystery comes back to haunt her with a vengeance when childhood friends launch a podcast about Charlotte’s disappearance. Long-buried secrets slowly begin to emerge. Will the ghost of a long-lost mother at last be laid to rest.
Sisters under the Rising Sun by Heather Morris
Book Synopsis
It’s five years since we picked Heather Morris’s The Tattooist of Auschwitz for our Book Club. It went on to become a worldwide bestseller, and this, her latest, is certain to do the same. It is the astonishing story of two women, an English musician and an Australian nurse, who somehow survive the horrors of WW2 Japanese POW camps in the Pacific. A breathtaking account of women in war, bravery, resilience, and true sisterhood. You’ll be completely gripped.
ENJOY YOUR READING AND DON’T FORGET WE’D LOVE TO READ YOUR VIEWS BELOW … HAPPY READING!
