Book Review: Follow Me Down by Sherri Smith

Shady small town politics and dark family relationships run rife in Sherri Smith’s absorbing crime…

Book Review: The Fifth Letter by Nicola Moriarty

As the younger sister of bestselling author Liane Moriarty, who’s known for her tense and…

Book Review: Skintown by Ciaran McMenamin

Set in Northern Ireland in the 1990’s, Ciaran McMenamin’s Skintown is a tale about survival…

Book Review: The Twelve Lives of Samuel Hawley by Hannah Tinti

When a book is described as being ‘one part Quentin Tarantino, one part Scheherazade, and…

Book Review: My Name Is Leon by Kit de Waal

Kit de Waal had a dream debut in 2016 as her book, My Name is…

Book Review: The Bomb Girls’ Secrets by Daisy Styles

From the author of The Code Girls and The Bomb Girls, comes a brand new…

Book Review: Parallel Lines by Steven Savile

What would you do if you found out you only had a few months to…

Spring Reading: 8 books you should read in April

The daffodils are out in full swing and Easter is on the horizon, which means we…

Book Review: The Little Theatre by the Sea by Rosanna Ley

We’re creeping ever closer to summer and if you’re searching for a warm and exotic…

Book Review: Birdcage Walk by Helen Dunmore

Helen Dunmore’s fifteenth novel is a thoroughly enjoyable read, particularly for myself, a lifelong Bristolian.…

6 books that will put a smile on your mum’s face this Mother’s Day

It’s Mother’s Day this coming Sunday (26 March), which means you have precisely three days…

Book Review: Hekla’s Children by James Brogden

James Brogden’s new novel, Hekla’s Children, blends surrealist modern day horror with mythical and foreboding…