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The Thunder Girls by Melanie Blake – Book Review
By Emma Sharrock Author Melanie Blake is a self-made success story, who’s manoeuvred her way around the world of showbiz ... -
The Return by Rachel Harrison – Review
By Sarah Morgan Marketing people love a good slogan, don’t they? The bright spark who thought to describe Rachel Harrison’s ... -
All the Lonely People by Mike Gayle – Review
By Helen Johnston To paraphrase The Beatles, where do all the lonely people come from? It’s a poignant question brought ... -
The Sight of You by Holly Miller – Review
By Emma Stamp This debut novel by Holly Miller is a romantic page turner that shows that the path to ... -
Hello, Again by Isabelle Broom – Review
By Emma Stamp Fans of Katie Flynn and Jill Mansell will lap up the seventh book in just four years ... -
I’m Just A Teenage Punchbag by Jackie Clune – Review
By Helen Johnston There will be some (but probably not many) mothers who have wonderful teenage children bringing joy and ... -
The Girl With The Louding Voice by Abi Daré – Review
By Emma Stamp This debut novel by Nigerian-born, Essex-based Abi Daré is a powerful and emotional story which highlights the ... -
We Know You Know by Erin Kelly – Review
By Sandra Callard We Know You Know is the latest novel from Erin Kelly, the best-selling author of the unusual, ... -
If It Bleeds by Stephen King – Review
By Emma Stamp I feel as if I should start this review by confessing that before I read If It ... -
The Outcast and Other Dark Tales by EF Benson – Review
By Sarah Morgan During the 19th and early 20th centuries, the British horror genre really took shape. It’s packed with ... -
Pretending by Holly Bourne – Review
By Emma Stamp The opening line of Holly Bourne’s latest novel is ‘I hate men’ – and while this is ... -
Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle (Folio Society) – Review
By James Robinson Dystopian times call for dystopian literature, and since the ongoing lockdown is providing much more spare time ...
