The Shadow Friends delivers sharp intrigue and irresistible charm. I always enjoy returning to Purity, Maine, and The Shadow Friends gave me exactly the kind of...
Téa Obreht’s layered tale of survival and legend I settled into Sunrise with curiosity and a little caution, knowing it would ask me to pay attention....
There’s something deliciously chaotic about a wedding that goes wrong, and Kiss Slay Replay takes that idea and turns it into a full spectacle. I went...
A gentle, heartwarming adaptation filled with colour, charm and found family. I have such a soft spot for cosy fantasy, so stepping into the graphic novel...
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...
