Mark Billingham The Last Dance Publisher : Sphere Hardcover : 400 pages ISBN-10 : 1408717123 ISBN-13 : 978-1408717127 25 May, 2023. Punchy, sarky and – arguably above all – seriously un-Thorne,[…]
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Book Review: Gilly Macmillan – The Fall
A sumptuous feast of intrigue.
Book Review: Mark Dawson – The Driver
Mark Dawson The Driver Publisher: Welbeck Paperback: 352 pages ISBN-10: 178739705X ISBN-13: 978-1787397057 Published: 2nd February, 2023 A little late, but better that than never to ring the bell for one of the best[…]
REVIEW: Clemence Michallon: The Quiet Tenant
The Quiet Tenant Clemence Michallon Publisher: Abacus 320 pages ISBN-10: 0593534646 ISBN-13: 978-0593534649 June 20, 2023 From first word to last, readers of Clemence Michallon’s debut The Quiet Tenant will be confronted with the[…]
INTERVIEW: Dr. Brian May (2008)
In celebration of the 2023 New Year Honours List bestowing a Knighthood on one of the greatest guitarists to pick up the instrument, Brian Harold May (Founder member, guitarist, vocalist, and lyricist with the Rock[…]
Author Q & A: Emma Styles – No Country For Girls.
With her debut novel being described as the ‘Thelma & Louise for a new generation’ Australia-raised and now England-based author Emma Styles tells us exactly how it feels to have No Country For Girls so[…]
Emma Styles – No Country For Girls
Emma Styles No Country For Girls Publisher : Sphere Language : English Hardcover : 352 pages ISBN-10 : 0751583839 ISBN-13 […]
Anna Downes – The Shadow House Book Review
Anna Downes The Shadow House Publisher : Hodder Paperbacks Language : English Paperback : 384 pages ISBN-10 : 1529375126 ISBN-13 : 978-1529375121 14th July, 2022. 4/5 English-born-Australia-based author Anna Downes[…]
Charlie Higson: Whatever Gets You Through The Night book review
Charlie Higson Whatever Gets You Through The Night Publisher : Little, Brown Language : English Hardcover : 400 pages Published: February 24th, 2022. Being the writer and star of the Fast[…]
Chris Brookmyre – The Cut
Told in both the present and retrospectively, here is a book, a standalone, that is guaranteed to have its readers second-guessing right to its tumultuous end.