The Holly King by Mark Stay
This book lead me down a rabbit hole where I ended up purchasing and reading all of the Witches of Woodville books and even the comic so I think you'll…
The Secrets of Blythswood Square by Sara Sheridan
I'm a big fan of books set in Scotland but have to admit I don't know much about 1840s Glasgow, but this book felt to be strong in historical detail.…
Mrs Pargeter’s Patio by Simon Brett
I am a long term fan of Simon Brett, thpugh mainly on his radio work not so much for his novel writing, After Henry is one of the great family…
The Undetectables by Courtney Smyth
Courtney Smyth's debut novel, "The Undetectables," is a captivating, funny and enjoyable entry into the realm of supernatural fiction. Hopefully this will be the the first installment of The Undetectables…
Death of a Lesser God (The Malabar House Series) By Vaseem Khan
I have had the pleasure of hearing Vaseem Khan speak twice at Granite Noir and was familiar with and had read his Baby Ganesh Agency series, however for some reason I…
Nicholas Parsons: With Just a Touch of Hesitation, Repetition and Deviation: My Life in Comedy
Nicholas Parsons is one of the names which is completely synonymous with comedy in the UK. He is probably best known for chairing for long-running radio panel show Just A…
The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle (Edinburgh Nights Book 3) by TL Huchu
I first came to TL Huchu’s writing through Ben Aaronovitch doing a live stream over lockdown ahead of the release of the first book in the The Edinburgh Nights series,…
Quantum of Nightmares (the New Management bk.2) by Charles Stross
Having enjoyed Dead Lies Dreaming I figured I would continue on in the New Management books and started Quantum of Nightmares. It's a brave new Britain under the New Management.…
Dead Lies Dreaming (the New Management bk.1) by Charles Stross
I had long enjoyed the idea of Charles Stross, I had watched a few talks with him and I have been greatly enjoying several urban fantasy series at the moment…
Death in Fine Condition (Paperback Sleuth, 1) by Andrew Cartmel
As a Doctor Who fan, and a fan of Ben Aaronovitch fan the name Andrew Cartmel is one I look forward to on anything, whether it’s the Rivers of London…