Sick to Death by Chris Bridges book review: Deliciously dark and twisty
Emma is sick. Just not in the way you thought…
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.
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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.
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Review: Famous Last Words by Gillian McAllister — a Book of the Year 2025 contender
There’s only one word to describe Famous Last Words: Wow.
