Book Review: Exquisite by Sarah Stovell

Bo Luxton has everything she's always wanted: a handful of best-selling books under her belt, a beautiful home in the Lake District and a family she adores. She... Read More...

Book Review: Don’t Be A Dick, Pete by Stuart Heritage

You may be familiar with Stuart Heritage’s column in The Guardian, in which he mentions his younger brother Pete from time to time. Don’t Be a Dick, Pete is a w... Read More...

Book Review: The Fallen Children by David Owen

The Fallen Children is a contemporary re-imagining of John Wyndham’s sci-fi novel The Midwich Cuckoos. In this stirring YA thriller, David Owen confronts the is... Read More...

Book Review: The Will to Kill by Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins

Mickey Spillane’s iconic detective Mike Hammer has a knack for attracting trouble, and an even stronger one for solving murders. In his latest case, the seasone... Read More...

Book Review: The Bomb Girls’ Secrets by Daisy Styles

From the author of The Code Girls and The Bomb Girls, comes a brand new WWII-set novel that captures the lives of various women working and struggling during wa... Read More...

Book Review: Parallel Lines by Steven Savile

What would you do if you found out you only had a few months to live? Adam Shaw – the protagonist in Steven Savile’s Parallel Lines - is faced with this questio... Read More...

Book Review: Kill The Father by Sandrone Dazieri

Kill the Father is the latest novel from bestselling Italian author and screenwriter Sandrone Dazieri. This police procedural thriller follows Deputy Captain Co... Read More...

Chewing Gum Series 2 Review: The Ultimate Remedy For A Bad Day

There’s nothing like some good old cringe comedy to make you feel better about life. Michaela Coel’s BAFTA-winning show Chewing Gum is the ultimate remedy for a... Read More...

No Offence Series 2 Review: Bigger Storylines and Even Better Comedy

One of the frustrating things about being addicted to a TV show is living with the fear that subsequent series won’t live up to the first. This definitely wasn’... Read More...

Book Review: Highbridge by Phil Redmond

Phil Redmond is best known for creating Grange Hill, Brookside and Hollyoaks, so he’s no stranger to crafting hard-hitting dramas. In his novel Highbridge, two ... Read More...

Book Review: An East End Girl by Maggie Ford

Cissy Farmer dreams of escaping her unrewarding job as a machinist and her limited lifestyle in the East End. Her ventures to London clubs with her best friend ... Read More...

Book Review: Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis by Anne Rice

Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis is the new instalment of Anne Rice’s bestselling The Vampire Chronicles series. In Prince Lestat’s latest adventure, he... Read More...