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‘Where There’s Doubt’ by Terry TylerMy Review (4 stars out of 5) Café owner Kate doesn’t want much out of life. Aside from a tiring but successful business, a little dating site...
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‘Slow Horses’ by Mick HerronMy Review (5 stars out of 5) Jackson Lamb rules the roost at Slough House – a dumping ground for spies who messed up. Nicknamed the slow...
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‘Berserker’ by Adrian EdmondsonMy Review (5 stars out of 5) Writer, comedian, and actor Adrian Edmondson tells his own story from his schooldays, through The Comedy Store,...
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‘The Austrian Bride’ by Helen ParuselWelcome to my stop on the Blog Tour for The Austrian Bride, via Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources. The Austrian Bride The Blurb Austria, 1938....
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‘Under the Dome’ by Stephen KingMy Review (5 stars out of 5) A small New England town is suddenly wrenched from the rest of the world when an invisible forcefield drops over it....
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‘Out of Africa’ by Karen BlixenMy Review (3 stars out of 5) This is Karen Blixen’s account of her time in Africa from 1914 up until 1931 when she left to return to Denmark....
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‘Sight Unseen’ by Sandra IrelandMy Review (5 stars out of 5) Struggling with the demands of her work as a shop manager, part time storyteller, and witch-tour guide, Sarah...
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‘Hidden Depths’ by Ann CleevesMy Review (5 stars out of 5) Following a night out, a mother arrives home to find her son strangled, his body laid in the bath and decorated with...
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‘Into the Uncanny’ by Danny RobinsMy Review (4 stars out of 5) Sceptic and would-be ghost believer Danny Robins has been spooking us with his award-winning podcasts, Uncanny and The...
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‘Into the Void’ by Geezer ButlerMy Review (5 stars out of 5) Following in the footsteps of two of his former bandmates, Black Sabbath bassist and lyricist Geezer Butler adds to...
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‘Dead Man’s Time’ by Peter JamesMy Review (4 stars out of 5) Detective Superintendent Roy Grace must investigate a vicious robbery at a Brighton mansion, which soon turns to...
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The Write-a-Book-in-a-Month ChallengeOne of the nuggets of advice sometimes given out to Indie authors, focuses on the number of books we write each year. The consensus seems to be...
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‘The Pottery Cottage Murders’ by Carol Ann Lee and Peter HowseMy Review (5 stars out of 5) In January 1977, escaped prisoner Billy Hughes entered the home of Gill Moran and her family, threatening their lives....
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‘Arsenic at Ascot’ by Kelly OliverWelcome to my spot on the Blog Tour for Arsenic at Ascot, via Rachel at Rachel’s Random Resources. Blurb London, 1918. Fiona Figg finds herself...
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‘Shamus Dust’ by Janet RogerMy Review (5 stars out of 5) A Christmas crib. A nurse lighting candles in a church. A dead body. In snowy post-war London, City Police has a...
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‘The Infirmary’ by LJ RossMy Review (5 stars out of 5) (audiobook) A serial killer stalks the streets of Newcastle, apparently targeting his victims at random. But when the...
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‘Who the Hell is Harry Black?’ By Jake NeedhamMy Review (5 stars out of 5) Eighty-six-year-old Harry Black dies while out walking on the beach. But his apparently quiet existence in a small...
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‘As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning’ by Laurie LeeMy Review (5 stars out of 5) (Audiobook) Leaving his home in a Cotswolds village, Laurie Lee walked to London, earning a living as a labourer and...
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‘A Darker Domain’ by Val McDermidMy Review (5 stars out of 5) The case of a woman and her baby son – kidnapped twenty-five years earlier – lands on DI Karen Pirie’s...
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‘A Long Way From Home’ by Peter CareyMy Review (4 stars out of 5) Speed-loving Irene Bobs and her car-salesman husband embark on the Redex Trial, a ruthless car race around 1950s...
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‘Out of Sight’ by Anna LegatWelcome to my stop on the Blog Tour for Out of Sight, via Rachel, at Rachel’s Random Resources. Blurb On the morning after his thirtieth wedding...
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‘Open Your Eyes’ by Heather J FittMy Review (4 stars out of 5) Edinburgh journalist Frankie becomes embroiled in a dark online world when she is assigned a high-profile crime story....
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‘Make Me’ by Lee ChildMy Review (5 stars out of 5) Getting off a train at a remote station named Mother’s Rest, could be just another stop for Jack Reacher. But...
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‘Men Who Hate Women’ by Laura BatesMy Review (5 stars out of 5) (Audiobook) An important book that charts the rise of secretive, extremist communities, tracing the roots of misogyny...
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‘The Promise Tree’ by Elisabeth J HobbesWelcome to my stop on the blog tour for The Promise Tree, via Rachel, at Rachel’s Random Resources Called home from his studies by the grandfather...
