I whizzed through Fruit Fly with a mix of shock, fascination and a strange kind of enjoyment that felt almost guilty. It is one of my...
Chaos, charm and unexpected heart in Go Gentle I had a strangely joyful time with Go Gentle. It is one of those novels that sweeps you...
Brain Damage and the struggle to stay invested There is a moment in this story where I realised I was far more irritated than intrigued and...
There’s a certain kind of novel that feels like stepping into a room where the air is thick and nothing sits quite right. The Shadow of...
Why The Locked Door is the perfect fast paced thriller for a weekend read There is something incredibly addictive about Freida McFadden’s thrillers and The Locked...
A gripping and emotional look at women’s lives in the 1950s The Mad Wife is one of those novels that quietly tightens its grip until you...
A supernatural thriller that toys with your certainty I started The Unknown at the perfect time for spooky season and honestly it delivered exactly the kind...
Why The Amateur is far more than the story it appears to be The Amateur caught my attention from the first chapter and held it all...
Trad Wife blends feminine rage with unforgettable horror Trad Wife is one of those horror novels that surprised me from the very first chapter. I expected...
Why Christine is so much more than a haunted car story Christine is one of those Stephen King novels I thought I already understood. A haunted...
