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Book Review: Find Me by Laura Van Den Berg

“Things I will never forget: my name, my made up birthday, the rattle of a…

Book Review: The Unseen World by Liz Moore

Young and inquisitive Ada Sibelius is twelve years old when she realises that something is…

Book Review: Infernal by Mark De Jager

Everyone loves an anti-hero and they don’t come any less conventionally heroic than the lead…

EP Review: The Tin Pigeons – Sparks

August is coming to an end but that’s no excuse to resort to moody, autumnal…

Book Review: Arrowood by Laura McHugh

Laura McHugh’s second novel, Arrowood, takes readers to an historic house in southern Iowa, where…

Book Review: Love In Central America by Clancy Martin

If you couldn’t guess from the title, Canadian writer Clancy Martin’s latest novel is set…

Book Review: Lament For The Fallen by Gavin Chait

From advanced technology and human evolution to alien species and interplanetary exploration, science fiction books…

Book Review: Stan and Nan by Sarah Lippett

Losing loved ones is the hardest thing people have to deal with in life. It…

Book Review: Martini Henry by Sara Crowe

The delightfully unconventional Sue Bowl returns for more daydreaming and youthful disasters in Sara Crowe’s…

Pretty Little Liars Season 7, Episode 4 Review

‘Hit and Run, Run, Run’ Remember the opening scene at the beginning of season seven?…

Outcast Season 1, Episode 5 Review

‘The Road Before Us’ If the last two episodes of Outcast suggested that Reverend Anderson’s…

Pretty Little Liars Season 7, Episode 3 Review

‘The Talented Mr. Rollins’ It’s week three of Pretty Little Liar’s seventh season and at…