Jane Wilson-Howarth

Fiction

 
 
 

reviews

Madagascar Misadventure

I found the main characters well drawn and I like the tone and atmosphere of the book

everythingwithbooks


Chasing the Tiger

Having read the first Alex and James book, Himalayan Adventure, and been left high and dry on a cliff hanger I couldn't wait to read the sequel. How would the intrepid duo fare? Would they and their equally doughty female companion survive? The book did not disappoint. It tells a pacy adventure story but is much more; interweaving, as it seamlessly does, interesting facts about Nepali culture and wildlife.


Himalayan Kidnap

Stunning descriptions of the flora and fauna of Nepal are subtly woven into this fast-moving story of two brothers on the trail of their kidnapped parents

Rosemary Hayes, author


Snowfed Waters

"The author's chief strength lies in her observation of Nepali culture -- she is careful to avoid a patronising 'them and us' perspective. Couple her sensitive approach with a dramatically unfolding plot and breezy, easy style, and readers clamouring for more since the release of her first Nepal book, are bound to be satisfied." 

Saumya Balsari author of Summer of Blue & The Cambridge Curry Club