Book Review: The Marriage Lie by Kimberly Belle

The Marriage Lie begins like many other psychological thrillers: the protagonist is enjoying their seemingly perfect life until something unexpected turns it up... Read More...

Book Review: The Cockney Sparrow by Dilly Court

The Cockney Sparrow is a historical novel set in Victorian England, focusing on Clemency, Jack and Edith Skinner and their desperate attempts to escape poverty.... Read More...

Book Review: Sweet Tomorrows by Debbie Macomber

Sweet Tomorrows is the final instalment of the Rose Harbour series by bestselling author Debbie Macomber. The series is centred on Jo Marie, who runs the Rose H... Read More...

Wentworth Prison Season 4 Review: An Exciting And Emotional Rollercoaster

The latest season of Australian drama series Wentworth Prison (known simply as Wentworth outside the UK) was darker and more violent than it’s ever been before.... Read More...

Book Review: To Be Continued by James Robertson

Douglas Findhorn Elder is stuck in traffic on the number 11 bus at the exact moment he turns 50, which stirs up feelings of disappointment and lack of fulfillme... Read More...

Book Review: Learning to Speak American by Colette Dartford

Lola and Duncan have suffered an unimaginable loss that all parents dread – that of the death their child. Losing their daughter Clarissa in a tragic accident h... Read More...

High Dive – Jonathan Lee Review

In 1984, the IRA planted a long-delay time bomb in Brighton's Grand Hotel in attempt to assassinate Margaret Thatcher and her cabinet. High Dive is a re-imagini... Read More...

Baby Doll – Hollie Overton Review

Hollie Overton’s Baby Doll is a psychological thriller exploring the devastation caused by abuse. Lily was kidnapped by her English teacher when she was 16 and ... Read More...

Orange Is The New Black Season 4 Review

The cage really is full in season four of Orange is the New Black, as Caputo (Nick Sandow) has to cope with a huge intake of new prisoners and deal with financi... Read More...

The Man Who Wasn’t There – Michael Hjorth and Hans Rosenfeldt Review

Enigmatic psychologist Sebastian Bergman returns in another gripping crime novel by writing duo Michael Hjorth and Hans Rosenfeldt. As well as being authors, th... Read More...

Trail of Echoes – Rachel Howzell Hall Review

Sharp-witted homicide detective Lou Norton returns in Trail of Echoes, the 3rd instalment of her series. Her job is more grisly and demanding than ever, but hav... Read More...

In Too Deep – Samantha Hayes Review

One ordinary Saturday morning, Rick nipped to the shop for a newspaper but never came back home. Four months later, his wife Gina and daughter Hannah are still ... Read More...