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Sleep by C.L. Taylor
I have always enjoyed C.L. Taylor’s writing but I think Sleep is probably my favourite of her books so far. It’s fair to say that this ...
More Rivals of Sherlock Holmes edited by Nick Rennison
This collection, like its predecessor Rivals of Sherlock Holmes, is a delight for fans of the history of crime writing and lovers of the short story ...
The Price of Paradise: How the Suicide Bomber Shaped the Modern Age by Iain Overton
On 24th October 1990, members of the Provisional IRA forced their way into the home of Patrick Gillespie, a Catholic who worked as a cook at the ...
Mary Ann Sate, Imbecile by Alice Jolly
Many will be daunted by the prospect of a 613-page historical novel written entirely in verse and narrated in dialect by an unlearned servant from a ...
The Killer Across the Table by John Douglas and Mark Olshaker
Having recently started watching Manhunter on Netflix, my interest in the FBI officers who pioneered criminal profiling has grown. One of the most ...
All the Lives We Never Lived by Anuradha Roy
This was my first Roy novel – I have no plans for it to be my last – and it was a wonderful read. This is an adept melding of time, place and ...
An Audience with Queen Victoria by Ian Lloyd
Another excellent book from the publishing house of The History Press, impressively complied by Ian Lloyd, and released in 2019 to probably coincide ...
The Stonehenge Legacy by Sam Christer
Who doesn’t love a conspiracy theory thriller? Well, actually, I’m not usually a fan and avoid Dan Brown like the plague. So a book ...
I Know Who You Are by Alice Feeney
Aspiring actress Aimee is starting to move up in her beloved career. She is brilliant at pretending, lying, being strong on the outside and confused ...
Death in Captivity by Michael Gilbert
I have resisted the temptation to binge on the trio of Michael Gilbert books I received from the British Library. I’ve been pacing myself. ...
Miracle on Cherry Hill by Sun-mi Hwang
This is an “international bestseller” – by weight, a slight novel translated from the Korean and interspersed with simple block cut designs by ...
Machines Like Me by Ian McEwan
Alan Turing didn’t commit suicide. Tony Benn became leader of the Labour Party. Shake your head a few times and a skewed vision of the ...
The Book of Humans: The Story of How We Became Us by Adam Rutherford
To say we have dominated the globe would be an understatement. We have conquered the highest mountains, reached deep into the oceans, become one of ...
Proximity by Jem Tugwell
I found this to be an extraordinary book considering it is a debut novel. It functions on a couple of levels; as a crime thriller with a deeply ...
The Paris Diversion by Chris Pavone
The Paris Diversion is the fourth thriller from the excellent writer Chris Pavone. Since exploding onto the scene a number of years ago, Pavone has ...
Black Wolf by G.D. Abson
This is a new author to me and this is the second book of the series featuring our heroine. I expect more books will follow and, having now read and ...
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