If you haven't already ready read this (after all it's had a fair bit of hype) your summer holiday, beach book is totally sorted. ...

C J Sansom's Tudor mystery series always end up on the best sellers list when they come. They are both popular, and well received by cri...

Crime isn't really considered to be a highbrow genre, and I am also guilty of looking down on it, I think it's partly because there ...

I'm starting the year of with a complete trashy read, Never go Back.  The Plot : Jack Reacher is a loner. Ex-military he is a rootl...

Although I've currently got heaps of unread books on my shelves, I really didn't fancy reading any of them. Instead, I picked up an ...

Seems ages ago that I did a proper book review- so allow me to present Dust and Shadow by Lyndsay Faye.... The Plot: A serial kil...

Elizabeth is Missing, début novel from Emma Healey left me with a heavy feeling in my heart, but it deserves all the hype The Plot: Ma...

The Mangle Street Murders was kindly recommended to me by Tiziana. I'm really grateful for her suggestion, as it turned out to be a rea...

When photographing this book I was quite tempted to find the darkest corner in my house, but then realised that was a daft idea. Into The ...

I'm so ashamed to admit I've read this, it's absolute trash and not even good trash like The Other Boleyn Girl  or funny trash ...

I picked up Moon over Soho in a recent library haul. Its the second in a series of books called Rivers of London, the first of which I ...

"There was salad and chocolate on the top shelf, old rice and curling bacon on the bottom, and - squeezed on its side on the middle sh...

With the nights drawing closer, and only a few days left to Halloween, I've been scaring myself silly with crime and horror novels- r...

No doubt Gone Girl  will be in in a lot of people's suitcases this summer, so my older sister bought me a copy as she thought it would b...