Review: The Image of Her by Sonia Velton
This is a beautiful book with one hell of a connection.
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Review: Mrs England by Stacey Halls
Historical fiction where the nice Master ain't all he seems π
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Review: The Other Black Girl by Zakiya Dalila Harris
A wee glimpse into the world of Black people in the publishing industry. A toe-dip into the thriller world.
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Review: The Players by Darren O’Sullivan
This is an insanely fast-paced book that'll have you yelling SHUT THE FUCK UP at Facebook and glaring at Karen for being a shitty wife at times all whilst on a rollercoaster of mental twists and turns.
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Review: Tall Bones by Anna Bailey
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 β β β
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Bullet Train by KΕtarΕ Isaka
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 β β β Β½
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Review: The Last House on Needless Street by Catriona Ward
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 β β β β Β½
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Review: The Cut by Chris Brookmyre
What do you get if you mix a 72-year old, a film student and MURDER? This book, duh. β β β Β½
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Review: The Lodge by Chris Coppel
Animals vs Hunters. Only veggies may survive π₯ β β β β
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Review: The Art of Death – David Fennell
Grace and Harry (Garry) take over the world. Sign me up. β β β β
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