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Picture of Innocence, T. J. Stimson: Book Review

A chilling, thrilling, fulfilling book which will have you willing(ly) question your family and friends and their secrets. Meet Picture of...

If you’re looking for a short but sweet book which focuses on the lives of those during World War 1, The Stars in the Night by Clare Rhoden might...

Intrigue, secrets and an opening chapter to keep you hooked, meet The Suspects by Katharine Johnson. The plot: When you’re bound together by...

A mystery which will keep you engaged and break your heart, meet Hello, My Name is May by Rosalind Stopps. The plot: Hello, it said, my name is...

An impressive legal thriller with a sinister edge, meet Eye for Eye by J. K. Franko. The plot: When I first met Suzie, she appeared to be a...

If I could just put one hundred hearts in this review and leave it at that, I would. An uplifting book which will have you laughing, crying and...

If you’re looking for a book which covers status, medicine and crime in the historical/ crime fiction genre, look no further than The Way of all...

An unputdownable crime fiction set in rural France, meet Rocco and the Price of Lies by Adrian Magson. The plot: Murder by suicide? Three senior...

A first-class thriller which you do not want to miss... meet Little Darlings by Melanie Golding. The plot: The twins are crying. The twins are...