REVIEWS

If Only You Knew, 2006

‘This novel is beautifully paced and confidently written.’  Gloucestershire Echo

‘Alice Jolly’s second novel is another beautifully written emotional adventure, with perestroika-era Moscow providing an alluring and politically charged backdrop.’  The Good Book Guide 2006

‘It’s a really interesting book, and gives a fascinating insight into another culture.  If you’re looking for something a bit different then this is a great read.’  Yours Magazine 2006

What the Eye Doesn’t See, 2002

‘Beautifully paced, beautifully understated and terrifically assured.’  Barbara Trapido

‘well-crafted prose … a page turner with pace.’  The Big Issue

'Alice Jolly is a breath of fresh air in the publishing world and for a debut novel this is a cracking read.  The story is captivating from the start, a true page turner and impossible to put down ….’  Stroud News and Journal

‘Alice Jolly’s first book is a story of complex family relationships, and the impact on its members when private tragedies become public scandal.’  Birmingham Evening Mail

‘A thought-provoking and beautifully-crafted novel about all kinds of love and the choices it makes us take, for better or worse.’  Dorset Echo

‘This fantastic first novel tells the story of a sick woman trying to bring her son and grand daughter together after a terrible event has torn them apart ….’  Prize Quest