This is the month to snuggle up with easy reads and Fremlin won’t let you down – though she’s not a cosy companion. This is another reprint from the author of the terrifying Uncle Paul, a smash hit a few years ago (after being a smash hit many decades ago.) This is equally scary; gothicContinue reading “Falling leaves, turning pages”
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What I read on the beach*
*there was no beach I have a soft spot for Cally Taylor ever since I attended one of her writing workshops. She’s Bristol-based too, but the main reason to read one of her thrillers is the sheer ease with which you’ll slip through the pages. She piles the tension on and the characters will holdContinue reading “What I read on the beach*”