• BLOOD OVER BRIGHT HAVEN by M.L.Wang (BOOK REVIEW)

    Wang weaves plot, prose and characters into a compelling narrative which challenges and embraces what it means to be human, and in particular what it means to be a ‘good’ human.

  • THE BOOKSHOP BOOK by Mark Lawrence (BOOK REVIEW)

    Throughout the tumbling adventures with lots of falling in, out and within different books, Lawrence expertly blends the surreal and the real in another compelling tale. The gallop through the greats of literature gives Lawrence the opportunity to explore some well-loved texts – and gives the reader many chances to go “I get that reference”

  • AS WE FALL THROUGH TIME by Claire North (BOOK REVIEW)

    I love time travel stories and I love Claire North’s writing which ensured this book was even more of a delight for me than Slow Gods (and I loved Slow Gods). North has brought out the best aspects of all my favourite time travel stories and woven them into a compelling twisted narrative, criss-crossing paths…