Boys Who Hurt is a gripping and skilful addition to a series I love.

Blog tour: Boys Who Hurt by Eva Björg Ægisdóttir, translated by Victoria Cribb →

An ongoing case of 'the blahs'.

What I read in May 2024 →

Echoes of Drowning is a quick, compelling read.

Blog tour: Echoes of Drowning by Lis McDermott →

The Theatre of Glass and Shadows is imaginative, expansive, and full of mystery.

Blog tour: The Theatre of Glass and Shadows by Anne Corlett →

The Continental Affair is vivid and intriguing.

Blog tour: The Continental Affair by Christine Mangan →

The Garden of Delights is a rich and lush slow-burner.

Blog tour: The Garden of Delights by Amal Singh →

House of Kwa is a captivating, well-written, and moving family portrait.

Blog tour: House of Kwa by Mimi Kwa →

Imagine how much I could read if I had the time and energy, though.

What I read in April 2024 →

The Other Tenant seamlessly blends intrigue and suspense with thought-provoking social commentary.

Blog tour: The Other Tenant by Lesley Kara →

What We Did in the War is tense and gripping, with engagingly complex characters.

Blog tour: What We Did in the War by Jennie Walters →