The Barbecue at No. 9 by Jennie Godfrey review: Quietly remarkable
Jennie Godfrey’s second novel, The Barbecue at No. 9, is a slow-burn drama filled with intriguing characters and quiet secrets.
Author: Kim Snaith
By day, I'm a writer and editor, typically writing about video games and Lego. In my free time, you'll typically find me with my nose in a book. My favourite genres are crime/thriller, although anything with an intriguing plot grounded in reality will pique my interest. I'm also an animal lover, still addicted to Friends and love being by the sea.
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Not Another Bloody Christmas by Jo Middleton review – A riotous festive whodunnit
No other Christmas book is going to make you laugh this much.
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The Scammer by Tiffany D. Jackson review: Shocking, unsettling and gripping
Unflinching and uncomfortable, The Scammer shines because of its cast of characters.
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His & Hers by Alice Feeney review: Thrilling & Shocking
A thrilling and shocking ride that genuinely keeps you on the edge of your seat
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Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix review: The Craft meets One Born Every Minute
If you’re pregnant or trying to conceive, I’d maybe hold off on reading this one for a while.
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It’s Always the Husband by C.L. Taylor review: A schoolyard thriller
Never trust the parents in the school playground.
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Overdue by Stephanie Perkins review: A perfect romance
Warm and fuzzy feelings all over.
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Worse Than Murder by Michael Wood review: A series that goes from strength to strength
Matilda might be broken, but this series certainly isn’t.
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Futility by Nuzo Onoh review: A fever dream of female rage
You’ll never read another book quite like this.
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David Nicholls novels, ranked
From Starter For Ten to You Are Here, I’ve ranked every David Nicholls novel from my least favourite to most favourite.
