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...

As this was the winner of the Man Booker prize this year, I'm sure it'll be on many people's Christmas lists. Although, I've...

As far as I'm aware I've read all of Sarah Water's books, and I've enjoyed every single one. It's no secret I love a bit...

Recently released at the cinema, and billed as the new Hunger Games , I thought I should give The Maze Runner a chance. I discovered that th...

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...

Another fantasy review for you today, The Name of the Wind . I promise this'll be the last one (for a little while) so if these isn...

I'm still on a fantasy kick at the moment ( read my review of Robin Hobb  The Assassin's Apprentice  here ) and ordered a whole bunc...

There has been a lot of buzz about The Undertaking, it was the winner of the Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction. Luckily, it lives up to ...

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...

The Night Rainbow by Claire King is the sort of book your mum might read (though to be honest I tried to pass this on to mine, and she rejec...

Beloved   is a ghost story, as well as a story about slavery, which at first may sound a bit odd but actually works really well. Toni Morr...

Yay more feminist literature! I  was shocked to see that so far this year my reading list has been many male, to rectify this, this month (w...

Just realised that so far I've only reviewed two books this months, that's a pretty poor show for a book reviewing blog. I tried a...

I've been reading a lot of science fiction and fantasy recently, (see my mini reviews of previous kindle samples here  and here ) and a ...