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Blurred Lines, Hannah Begbie: Book Review

A timely, thought-provoking read which covers harrowing topics, including rape and mental health, Blurred Lines by Hannah Begbie might be for...

A dark story which puts you in the middle and makes for an uncomfortable but incredible read, it might not be for everyone, but it’s my type of...

A fast-paced, scary (as we’re in the middle of a viral pandemic!) read which will have you squirming, The Apocalypse Strain by Jason Parent might...

A fabulous book to get wrapped up in when it’s cold outside and you need a scandi thriller - meet The Women who went Overboard by Florence...

A harrowing but delicate 5-star historical fiction set during WW2, you must read The Bird in the Bamboo Cage by Hazel Gaynor. The plot: China,...

An incredible non-fiction exploring the digital tech world and the web, Crime Dot Com by Geoff White is a book I’ll pick up time and time again...

A whodunnit thriller which makes you question everyone, set in a small town, Innocent by Erin Kinsley might be for you. The plot: Everyone says...

A quick, easy murder mystery to fill your evenings, Gilding the Lily by Justine John might be for you. The plot: An invitation to her estranged,...

An impressive sci-fi dystopian with all the action you could ever want – check out The Sentient by Nadia Afifi. The plot: Amira Valdez is a...