Book Reviews

Book Review: All The Lonely People by David Owen

Kat has never fit in at her school. Socially awkward and immersed in nerd culture, she feels much more at home on the internet where she can be who she wants to... Read More...

Book Review: The Twisted Tree by Rachel Burge

Set in the remote and snowy landscape of Norway, this ghost story from debut author Rachel Burge fuses Nordic folklore with fantastical horror and YA romance. I... Read More...

Book Review: My Name Is Anna by Lizzy Barber

Lizzy Barber’s psychological suspense debut centres on two young women defined by other people and desperate to unlock the mysteries that keep them captive in s... Read More...

Book Review: Scrublands by Chris Hammer

When journalist Martin Scarsden arrives in the isolated, drought ravaged country town of Riversend, he intends to write a feature on the one-year anniversary of... Read More...

12 must-read YA books to add to your 2019 TBR list

It's only one week into 2019 and some of this year's most anticipated YA books are already hitting shelves. From uplifting contemporary romance and dark fantasy... Read More...

Book Review: The Wicked King by Holly Black

Of all the new books being published this year, Holly Black’s The Wicked King was the one I was most looking forward to reading. It’s been over a year since the... Read More...

2019 fiction preview: 20 books to look forward to reading this year

For bookworms, the most exciting thing about heading into a brand new year is the prospect of all the lovely new books that will be published across the next tw... Read More...

Book Review: My Sister, The Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite

The question of how far you would go to protect your family is the running thread of this prickly debut from Nigerian writer Oyinkan Braithwaite. Two sisters in... Read More...

Book Review: Her Last Move by John Marrs

John Marrs’ fifth book follows a sadistic, highly calculated serial murderer who plans and executes his kills like clockwork. He’s always one step ahead of the ... Read More...

Book Review: Queen of Air and Darkness by Cassandra Clare

Cassandra Clare’s latest novel Queen of Air and Darkness feels like it’s a book that’s been more than a decade in the making; 12 years after the first Mortal In... Read More...

10 Christmassy books that are perfect for the festive season

It's time to push aside the ordinary TBR pile and reach for those Christmassy books full of snow, sparkle and heart-warming festive spirit. Here are 10 yuletide... Read More...

Book Review: The Haunting of Violet Gray by Emily Sadovna

Emily Sadovna’s The Haunting of Violet Gray is a book with great promise, combining an intriguing premise and a filmic plot with a lot of interesting and though... Read More...

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Books

Book Review: All The Lonely People by David Owen

Book Review: The Twisted Tree by Rachel Burge

Book Review: My Name Is Anna by Lizzy Barber

Book Reviews

Book Review: All The Lonely People by David Owen

Book Review: The Twisted Tree by Rachel Burge

Book Review: My Name Is Anna by Lizzy Barber

Book Review: Scrublands by Chris Hammer

12 must-read YA books to add to your 2019 TBR list

Book Review: The Wicked King by Holly Black

2019 fiction preview: 20 books to look forward to reading this year

Book Review: My Sister, The Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite

Book Review: Her Last Move by John Marrs

Book Review: Queen of Air and Darkness by Cassandra Clare

10 Christmassy books that are perfect for the festive season

Book Review: The Haunting of Violet Gray by Emily Sadovna