Blood Ties (by Jo Nesbo)
As an avid reader of crime fiction and a long-time fan of Jo Nesbo, I eagerly anticipated “Blood Ties,” the sequel to “The Kingdom.” I must say, Nesbo didn’t disappoint.
Yellowface (by R.F. Kuang)
*Yellowface* by R.F. Kuang presents a provocative and satirical narrative that explores the complexities of racial diversity, cultural appropriation, and the ruthless nature of the publishing industry. The story follows
Resurrection Walk – and others! (by Michael Connelly)
I have had a reading blitz on Connelly’s stories featuring 3 main characters. It is interesting to contrast how Connelly uses these characters. Introduction: Michael Connelly, a titan in the
The Cracked Mirror (by Chris Brookmyre)
Chris Brookmyre’s *The Cracked Mirror* is an enthralling crime novel that intertwines intricate plotting, layered characters, and sharp social commentary. Known for his distinctive blend of dark humor and suspense,
Dead Ground (by Graham Hurley)
Preview copy from Netgalley. Published on 8th Oct 2024 I look forward to reviewing books by Graham Hurley. The latest is Dead Ground set primarily in Franco’s Spain. “Dead Ground”
The Trading Game: A Confession (by Gary Stevenson)
"The Trading Game: A Confession" by Gary Stevenson is a riveting memoir that offers a deep dive into the high-stakes world of trading. The book is a rags-to-riches tale of Stevenson's journey from the streets of East London to becoming Citibank's most profitable trader.
The List of Suspicious Things (by Jennie Godfrey)
Preview Copy – “The List of Suspicious Things” by Jennie Godfrey is a coming-of-age story set in 1970s Yorkshire, UK. The story revolves around a 12-year-old girl named Miv, who
The Skeleton Key (by Erin Kelly)
“The Skeleton Key” by Erin Kelly is a complex and intriguing novel that blends elements of a thriller, historical fiction, family drama, and murder mystery. The book follows two families,
The Keeper of Stories (by Sally Page)
The Keeper of Stories: A Heartfelt Journey Through Life’s Stories “The Keeper of Stories” is a beautifully written novel that revolves around Janice, a house cleaner who collects the stories
How to Kill Your Family (by Bella Mackie)
As an art enthusiast and someone who appreciates the beauty of storytelling, I must admit that I found Bella Mackie’s “How to Kill Your Family” to be a disappointing read.
The Blood of Others (by Graham Hurley)
Graham Hurley’s latest thriller, “The Blood of Others,” is a gripping and suspenseful novel set in Northern France during World War II. The novel is part of the “Spoils of
Outback (by Patricia Wolf)
DS Lucas Walker is currently on leave from the organised crime unit of the Australian police force to take care of his ailing grandmother in his hometown, Caloodie. However, when