Reviews of A Vision Softly Creeping:

Maggie Allder's much anticipated third book in her trilogy, "A Vision Softly Creeping", comes with a surprising and satisfying narrator twist.

"A Vision Softly Creeping", like the first two books in the trilogy, is a stand-alone suspense thriller. If you haven't read "Courting Rendition" and "Living with the Leopard" - do so. All will enhance the others. - Amazon

Living With the Leopard:

'Living with the Leopard' is a double metaphor which you will get immense pleasure discovering. The tension builds with each page, each chapter...

Although 'Courting Rendition' and 'Living with the Leopard' are stand-alone thrillers, I, again, can't wait for Maggie Allder's third book in the trilogy. - Amazon

Courting Rendition:

Once I had started the book and really got through the first few chapters I was, in the overused phrase, “unable to put it down”. Setting the book just slightly in the future was a good idea as the scene was similar enough to today’s world but with the future setting to be relevant and believable if not frightening. This book deserves a mass audience. - Amazon

The Song of the Lost Boy:

I was given this book and have enjoyed all her novels, and feel her writing is now even more fluid and that she has developed a very readable and captivating style of writing. It is set in England in a post Brexit world, where UK has allied with USA, not really beneficial for many in the country. It focuses on one boy in a settlement – but I don’t want to say too much and give the plot away. The storyline shows insight into a possible future that I would struggle to be a part of – this is definitely worth a read! - Amazon