Joseph Kanon, Leaving Berlin review
There can be a lot of shallow reading when it comes to espionage thrillers, but in Leaving Berlin Joseph Kanon has built up...
Stephen King, Revival review
Stephen King stormed back into the hardback book charts with the release of his latest dark novel, Revival, in late 2014 and while it's...
The Girl On The Train, by Paula Hawkins review
If we had to boil our review of Paula Hawkins' debut novel, The Girl On The Train to a short and to the point...
The Miniaturist review – Jessie Burton falls short of debut novel class
With a lot of media attention and both the Specsaver and Waterstones Book Of The Year awards under its belt, we were hoping for...
Richard Flanagan, The Narrow Road To The Deep North review
At an award ceremony London’s Guildhall in October last year, Richard Flanagan was named as the 2014 Booker Prize winner for his stunning historical drama,...
J by Howard Jacobson review
Howard Jacobson's J is about as difficult to like as it is to finish, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it isn't worthy of...
Meena Kandasamy The Gypsy Goddess review
It's not often for us to read a new novel and not wish we could change one element or another, but in Meena Kandasamy's...
Hilary Mantel, Wolf Hall review
Though we're a little late to the party in our review of Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall, we can't help but add our take on...
