Crime
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A CRIME THROUGH TIME by Amelia Blackwell (BOOK REVIEW)
Well this was definitely an unusual read! We follow Georgiana Darcy, Mr Darcy of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice‘s younger sister, as she discovers a device ... -
Minky Woodcock: The Girl Called Cthulhu (Vol 3), by Cynthia von Buhler (BOOK REVIEW)
Minky Woodcock: The Girl Called Cthulhu (Vol 3), by Cynthia von Buhler Spoilers for previous volumes Sensational artist Cynthia von Buhler melds her glorious illustrations with ... -
A GRANITE SILENCE by Nina Allan (BOOK REVIEW)
“Even as I try to restrict myself to the facts, I come to realise I will never stop being a writer compelled to imagine, and what ... -
THE DARK PATH by Michelle Sacks (BOOK REVIEW)
(Trigger Warning for this novel: Child abuse, Domestic abuse) Sacks was born in South Africa, and holds a master’s degree in literature and film from the ... -
THE HUNGRY DARK by Jen Williams (BOOK REVIEW)
With each step the candlelight dwindled, darkness seeping around his feet like a dangerous riptide. Soon it felt like he was walking into a darkness so ... -
THE LAST MURDER AT THE END OF THE WORLD by Stuart Turton (BUDDY READ REVIEW)
It’s time for another buddy read from Nils and Beth! The Last Murder at the End of the World by Stuart Turton was a highly-anticipated book ... -
THE TAINTED CUP by Robert Jackson Bennett (BOOK REVIEW)
“That’s the problem with figuring shit out – eventually you run into someone who’d prefer all their shit remained thoroughly unfigured.” Enter a world where ... -
THE HOUSE ON THE OLD CLIFFS by Adrian Tchaikovsky (BOOK REVIEW)
The Doors were there again… Adrian Tchaikovsky is an award-winning and highly acclaimed science fiction and fantasy author with works published at home in the UK ... -
GAMES FOR DEAD GIRLS by Jen Williams (BOOK REVIEW)
She was at my side suddenly, her face in the gloom small and round, and tipped up to watch me closely. She narrowed her eyes. ‘Do ... -
THE DRIVER’S SEAT by Muriel Spark (BOOK REVIEW)
“’Too much self-control, which arises from fear and timidity, that’s what’s wrong with them. They’re cowards, most of them.’ “’Oh, I always believe that’, says Mrs ...
