Book Review: Cooking For Cannibals, by Rich Leder
Cooking for Cannibals by Rich Leder is a hilarious book full of dark humour, romance and a sprinkling of cannibalism. […]
Book Review: An Island, by Karen Jennings
An Island by Karen Jennings explores themes of loneliness, friendship and revolution in Africa. Thank you to Emma of damppebbles […]
Book Review: Anger is an Acid, by Michael Clark
Anger is an Acid by Michael Clark is the thrilling conclusion to The Patience of a Dead Man trilogy. Thank […]
Book Review: The Quality of Mercy, by Malia Zaidi
The Quality of Mercy by Malia Zaidi is the fifth murder mystery in the Lady Evelyn series, set in 1920s […]
Book Review: The Memories We Bury, by H.A. Leuschel
The Memories We Bury by H. A. Leuschel is a character-driven thriller, focusing on a woman’s obsession with having grandchildren. […]
Book Review: Dead Woman Scorned, by Michael Clark
Dead Woman Scorned by Michael Clark is the second terrifying book in the series following The Patience of a Dead […]
Book Review: Anyone for Edmund?, by Simon Edge
Anyone for Edmund? by Simon Edge is a contemporary satirical story set in the UK, based on Saint Edmund, former […]
Shadows of the Woods, by Duncan Thompson
Shadows of the Woods by Duncan Thompson is a fast-paced thrilling horror novella, set in the UK. Thank you to […]
Book Review: The Summoned Ones, by Darryl A Woods
Darryl A. Woods has created a fascinating new world in the first book in his new fantasy series, The Summoned […]
Book Review: The Tempus Project, by Antony Johnston
The Tempus Project by Antony Johnston is a cyber-thriller starring MI6 agent and elite hacker Brigitte Sharp. Thank you to […]