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.
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Five upcoming 2025 books I can’t wait to read
These are my most anticipated reads of 2025 so far.
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Review: The Married Man by K.L. Slater — Riveting secrets and lies
This is one of K.L. Slater’s best.
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Review: His Truth Her Truth by Noelle Holten — A domestic thriller filled with secrets
A couple are found stabbed on their own kitchen floor: just what has happened between them?
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Review: The Lady in the Bay Window by William C. Grave — a real-life ghost story
One man’s personal experiences about the hauntings in his Sheffield home.
