Swept Away by Beth O’Leary review: The best perilous romance you’ll read this year
Who knew that romance-disaster was the genre crossover I’d been waiting for?
Reviews
Here you’ll find reviews of all the books I’ve read, complete with detailed (spoiler free!) descriptions and a score out of five.
They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera book review: An emotional tour-de-force
If you enjoy emotional narratives, this one is for you.
Happy Place by Emily Henry review: A cosy, grounded story about love and friendships
Who doesn’t love a happy ending?
You Killed Me First by John Marrs book review: An explosive thriller that keeps you guessing
You’ve never read an introduction as explosive as this.
Traumaland by Josh Silver book review: A YA dystopian thriller to give Black Mirror a run for its money
How far would you go to get your memories back?
Open Your Eyes by Heather J. Fitt book review: One for Adolescence fans
This is a very dark and disturbing read, but it’s hard to put down.
Murder on Line One by Jeremy Vine book review: A misleading title, but an unputdownable read
An excellent novel — as long as you don’t expect a fast-paced thriller.
Choice by Jodi Picoult audiobook review: A thought-provoking short listen
If you’ve got Audible, this is completely free — and you should listen to it.
Made For You by Jenna Satterthwaite book review: Reality TV meets Black Mirror
Can a synth be a real human?
The Surf House by Lucy Clarke book review: A perfect summer thriller
A slow burn thriller that’s best read on a summer’s day.