Book Review

Book Review: The Garden of Lost and Found by Harriet Evans

Harriet Evans has written over ten books but her eleventh, The Wildflowers (published in 2018), was…

Book Review: Nocturna by Maya Motayne

Good YA fantasy novels are defined by their magical, immersive worlds, their well-rounded and fully-realised…

Book Review: Vicious Rumer by Joshua Winning

Joshua Winning’s bestselling thriller Vicious Rumer didn’t come about in the traditional way we think of…

Book Review: The Flower Girls by Alice Clark-Platts

Alice Clark-Platts’ psychological thriller The Flower Girls is a dark and unsettling story that makes reference to…

Book Review: Emily Eternal by M. G. Wheaton

Emily Eternal is an intriguing, engaging and cinematic book. Rather than easily being identified as…

Book Review: The Swap by Fiona Mitchell

The Swap is a novel built on one key question: if you found out your child…

Book Review: Firefly – The Magnificent Nine by James Lovegrove

Firefly was a short lived TV series that, in part due to the Joss Whedon effect,…

6 brilliant new books to read in April

Our top book picks this month range from chilling psychological thrillers to emotional dramas to…

Book Review: The Feral Detective by Jonathan Lethem

‘Post Trumpian’ writing, if that’s the coined phrase yet, has been predominantly focussed on non-fiction…

Book Review: Ayesha At Last by Uzma Jalaluddin

Few books have been adapted as often, and in as many different ways, as Jane…

Book Review: We Are Blood and Thunder by Kesia Lupo

YA fantasy is full of stories about mages, witchcraft and supernatural sorceresses, yet Kesia Lupo’s…

Book Review: Star-Crossed by Minnie Darke

Romantic comedies are always a bit hit-or-miss. Mushy, cringe-worthy and overly sentimental, they’ve been giving…