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It’s 1979 and schoolgirl Miv is convinced if she can get to the bottom of the Ripper murders by investigating the suspicious things on her list, then it will be safe enough to remain living in Yorkshire. Click for my full review. [Read More]
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Sick to Death is the debut psychological thriller from Chris Bridges. Unfolding in 3 parts, we meet Emma, who has chronic illness. It’s a neurological, invisible illness. But her life is about to change… [Read More]
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Struggling with memory loss and eerie hallucinations, Jane turns to a psychiatrist after waking in a park with no recollection of how she got there. How mysterious! Discover my thoughts in this review… [Read More]
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Cuckoo is the debut messed up thriller from Callie Kazumi. Claire surprises her fiancé by dropping off lunch on their anniversary. Only his office reveal to Claire he hasn’t worked there for nine months! Sounds good? Read more. [Read More]
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The Yorkshire Reads March meet-up in Beverley was the perfect way to celebrate International Women’s Day – book shopping, a quiz and a special guest, author Louise Beech! From indie bookshops to Hull’s famous chip spice, it was a fantastic day with fellow book lovers. [Read More]
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You Killed Me First by John Marrs is a gripping psychological thriller packed with secrets, dark humour and morally complex characters. Who’s trapped in the bonfire on Bonfire Night – and why? Read my full spoiler-free review to find out why this twisty thriller is a must-read! [Read More]
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Looking for your next must-read thriller? It’s Always The Husband by C. L. Taylor is a fast-paced psychological thriller packed with secrets, suspense and shocking twists. Read my spoiler-free review to find out why this gripping crime fiction novel should be on your TBR! [Read More]
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I had a brilliant evening in York at another fantastic Criminally Good Books event, this time with the incredible Belinda Bauer. Daisy joined me for the trip, and we stopped at Spark before heading to the event. I can’t wait to read The Impossible Thing. [Read More]
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The Lamb by Lucy Rose is a gruesome yet darkly funny horror novel about a mother and daughter living deep in the Cumbrian woods… and feasting on unsuspecting visitors. A gripping blend of horror, suspense, and coming-of-age themes, this book is both disturbing and unputdownable. Read my full review here! [Read More]
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We had an amazing time at Bay Tales in Whitley Bay! From breakfast at Relish to brilliant author panels and a warm welcome from Ann Cleeves, it was a day packed with crime fiction fun. With great talks, local food spots and a buzzing atmosphere, we’ll definitely be back next… [Read More]
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Discover the 10 books I read in February 2025, including thrillers, crime fiction and horror. Read my reviews of titles by T.M. Logan, Chuck Palahniuk, Clare Mackintosh and more. Click for full reviews and recommendations! [Read More]
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I spent a brilliant day in York celebrating the paperback release of Lights Out with Louise Swanson at Criminally Good Books. We turned it into a dog-friendly getaway, exploring indie bookshops cafés and pubs perfect for pups. If you love books and dogs, this guide has all the best spots! [Read More]
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