Tasting Sunlight is an understated novel that very effectively conveys big emotions, heavy truths, and sensory delights.

Blog tour: Tasting Sunlight by Ewald Arenz, translated by Rachel Ward →

The Dark Matter of Natasha is startlingly bleak, strangely beautiful, and very thought-provoking.

Blog tour: The Dark Matter of Natasha, by Matthew R. Davis →

The Gone and the Forgotten is a compelling and unnerving coming-of-age novel with some brilliant characters.

Blog tour: The Gone and the Forgotten by Clare Whitfield →

Nothing Else is a beautiful and moving story about the power of music and memory.

Blog tour: Nothing Else by Louise Beech →

Parklife is a heart-breaking and heart-warming story of addiction, friendship, and being good to one another as fellow humans.

Blog tour: Parklife by Lucy Nichol →

Do No Harm is a heart-in-your-mouth thriller that's a cut above.

Blog tour: Do No Harm by Jack Jordan →

What big books you have.

What I read in May 2022 →

Twenty-Eight Pounds Ten Shillings is original and interesting, and made me feel all kinds of emotions.

Blog tour: Twenty-Eight Pounds Ten Shillings: A Windrush Story by Tony Fairweather →

The Mayfair Bookshop is a fascinating introduction to the world of the Mitfords.

Blog tour: The Mayfair Bookshop by Eliza Knight →

Villager is a magical, transcendental experience of a novel, full of surprises and delights.

Blog tour: Villager by Tom Cox →