The Last Witch by CJ Cooke
I enjoyed C.J. Cooke’s last book so I was interested to read this new one, The Last Witch. This book is rooted in the grim annals of 15th-century Innsbruck and…
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I enjoyed C.J. Cooke’s last book so I was interested to read this new one, The Last Witch. This book is rooted in the grim annals of 15th-century Innsbruck and…
As a fan of his Mervyn Stone books I couldn’t wait to read Nev Fountain’s latest plunge into the murky waters of fandom and the world of Vixens from the…
This is not so much a review as a farewell to an old friend. I've been loving T.L. Huchu's Edinburgh Nights series since watching an interview between him and Ben…
I’m a big fan of Natalie Haynes from her radio 4 series Stands up for the classics and have read several of her books. For those who don’t know they…
I like Suzi Ruffell when I see her on things like The Last Leg but unusually for the comedy aficionado I am I’ve never seen her live so I looked…
I first encountered Catherine Ryan Howard, an Irish maestro of the unputdownable plot twist, at Granite Noir. I read her book the Nothing Man and was hooked, in fact she’s…
Playing Dead, edited by Martin Edwards, is an anthology of 22 short crime stories crafted by members of the prestigious Detection Club to honor Simon Brett’s 80th birthday. I’m not…
James Oswald’s The Rest is Death, the fourteenth installment in the Inspector McLean series, is similar to its predecessors in blending gritty police procedural just the slightest whiff of supernatural…
Ann Schmiesing’s The Brothers Grimm: A Biography isn’t my normal sort of book but it also felt like a fascinating idea to read the story of the ultimate story tellers.…
M.R. Carey the writer behind the million-copy bestseller The Girl with All the Gifts and comic runs like Lucifer and X-Men, delivers an interesting and original tale in Once Was…