Die Vyf Susters is die eerste boek in die Adriaan Kruger-speurreeks, oorspronklik gepubliseer onder Eleanor Baker se skuilnaam, Alex Muller. Hierdie heruitgawe bring ’n klassieke moordraaisel...
Hooked by Asako Yuzuki is one of those novels that creeps under your skin before you realise it. I went in expecting something sharp and unsettling...
Every so often I come across a historical novel that feels both intimate and quietly expansive, and The Woman and Her Stars is exactly that kind...
When I first opened Three Summers, I needed a moment to find my footing. The story begins with a wide cast of characters and a tangle...
Theo of Golden is one of those novels that crept up on me. I began it expecting a gentle story with a touch of mystery, and...
After loving Jennie Godfrey’s debut The List of Suspicious Things, I did wonder whether her second novel would strike the same chord. I am very happy...
I always look forward to a new Janice Hallett novel and The Killer Question reminded me exactly why. It has all the hallmarks of her signature...
Re‑reading Veronika Decides to Die after about fifteen years was a surprisingly different experience for me. I remembered it as a dark, philosophical little novel, but...
I went into The Cleaner by Mary Watson feeling genuinely excited. The premise alone had me hooked: a young woman infiltrating an elite Irish neighbourhood under...
Olivie Blake is getting better and better. I already love her books, like Alone With You in the Ether and Gifted & Talented. But Girl Dinner...
