Reviews

12 Ways to Kill Your Family at Christmas had all the ingredients for a sharp, darkly comic festive thriller, but for me it never quite delivered on its promise. The plot was predic…

The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman is exactly the cosy crime delight I hoped it would be. I listened to the audiobook while my son read along in print, and we both adored it…

I was really excited for this one; the premise is brilliant, taking a more historically accurate look at Lady Macbeth, away from the Shakespearean legend we all know. I love a good…

I picked up The Big Man Upstairs by JD Kirk completely by accident, thanks to a Blind Date with a Book blunder, and only realised after starting that it was the seventh book in the…

I stayed up long past bedtime finishing this book, which shows just how enjoyable I found it! The Murder After the Night Before is a darkly entertaining and well-paced thriller tha…

I think I have to accept that Freida McFadden's books just aren't for me. Despite their huge popularity on social media, I've yet to enjoy any of her thrillers, and The Crash was n…

Lisa Jewell's The Truth About Melody Browne offers a captivating blend of mystery and character-driven drama. The novel effectively develops multiple timelines and perspectives to …

This is the second Lisa Jewell book I've read this week and I could not stop reading it! The Night She Disappeared is about a young mother, Tallulah, who fails to return home to h…

First time Lisa Jewell reader over here! Invisible Girl focuses on the disappearance of Saffyre, a 17 year old girl with a huge trauma that she's carried around with her since she…