We Pretty Pieces of Flesh by Colwill Brown book review: A dissection of growing up in South Yorkshire
If you grew up in South Yorkshire in the 90s and 2000s, this book is for you.
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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Sick to Death by Chris Bridges book review: Deliciously dark and twisty
Emma is sick. Just not in the way you thought…
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Everyone in the Group Chat dies by L.M. Chilton book review – A popcorn thriller
If you enjoy YA novels, you might really dig this.
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The New Neighbours by Claire Douglas book review: Another un-put-down-able domestic thriller
Claire Douglas delivers another fantastic thriller with The New Neighbours.
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Review: The New Couple in 5B by Lisa Unger – A haunting, atmospheric thriller
A creepy, haunting thriller with a hint of a ghost story.
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Review: Universality by Natasha Brown — An intriguing book, but not for me
A fleeting, articulate piece of literature — but it’s not for me.
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Review: The Housemate by Sarah Bailey – A slow-burn thriller with a dark twist
Journalist Oli Grove finds herself embroiled in a case she thought she was done with 10 years ago.
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Review: You Are Fatally Invited by Ande Pliego — A classic murder mystery for the modern age
You can trust nobody in this classic-inspired whodunnit…
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Review: Eleven Numbers by Lee Child – A short but thrilling palate cleanser
This packs in a lot of drama for just 30-odd pages.
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Review: The Housemaid by Freida McFadden — An easy-to-digest page-turner
An excellent, twisty-turny popcorn read.
