Tag: 2020s
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French Windows by Antoine Laurain review
About The Book Book: French WindowsAuthor: Antoine LaurainStandalone or Series: Standalone Publisher: Pushkin Press Publication Date (UK): 3rd July 2025 (original French publication 2023) My Review “‘Can you remember the last photograph you took?’‘Yes’‘What was it of?’‘A murder.’“ Nathalia is a photographer struggling with a loss of creativity after accidentally capturing a very dark deed.… [Read More]
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The Stranger in Room Six by Jane Corry review
About The Book Book: The Stranger in Room Six Author: Jane Corry Standalone or Series: Standalone Publisher: PenguinPublication Date (UK): 19th June 2025 My Review At Sunnyside Home for the Young at Heart, caregiver Belinda finds herself crossing paths with resident and owner, Mabel. The women spend a lot of time chatting and boy do… [Read More]
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The Night Guest by Hildur Knútsdóttir review
What’s happening when Iðunn? Why is she waking up with bruises and a high step count on her watch?! [Read More]
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The Lollipop Man by Daniel Sellers review
The first in a 90s set Yorkshire series [Read More]
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The Nothing Man by Catherine Ryan Howard review
About The Book Book: The Nothing ManAuthor: Catherine Ryan Howard Standalone or Series: StandalonePublisher: CorvusPublication Date (UK): 6th August 2020 My Review “The time I spent at my laptop were my visiting hours.” Nearly two decades ago, twelve-year-old Eve lost her mother, father and younger sister. The quote comes from the book-within-a-book, also titled The… [Read More]
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The Surf House by Lucy Clarke review
About The Book Book: The Surf HouseAuthor: Lucy ClarkeStandalone or Series: Standalone Publisher: HarperCollins Publication Date (UK): 27th February 2025 My Review Clarke is the Sunday Times bestselling author behind nine destination thrillers. I joined Stu Cummins’ group read of The Surf House this May, as she is a new to me author and it… [Read More]
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Kat and Lock books 1-3 recap. Everything you need to remember before you read Body of Lies
Previously on Kat and Lock… [Read More]
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59 Minutes by Holly Seddon review
A high-concept thriller built around a chillingly plausible premise. [Read More]










