This is a dark, claustrophobic and utterly depressing story of a Whistling Ridge – a small town (with an even smaller town mentality) where religion comes first
★★★
The best way to describe it is a Yakuza meets John Wick but at a Lord of the Rings pace – does exactly all the ridiculous things you expect but you’re in for the long haul ★★★½
This book is living rent-free in my head and I’m not even mad about it ★★★★★
It is incredibly clever how it’s done, extremely fucked up and, whilst I always judge a book by its cover (I love a pretty book), it’s a stark reminder to not automatically label someone because they don’t fit the mould ★★★★½
I don’t like it because it feels like it could be something that could actually happen and that freaks me out. And that’s why it got my full attention. ★★★★
What do you get if you mix a 72-year old, a film student and MURDER? This book, duh.
★★★½
Plinky, plonky planet-based shenanigans that’ll make you feel things towards an alien species you never thought were possible ★★★★★
Big ghosty energy with a sprinkling of magic. Will never look at milk the same way again ★★★★½
Animals vs Hunters. Only veggies may survive 🥕
★★★★
Grace and Harry (Garry) take over the world. Sign me up.
★★★★