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Crime/Thriller
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In the Dark by Cara Hunter
‘Do you know what they’re hiding in the house next door?’ In the Dark is the second book in the Oxford based series featuring DI Adam Fawley by Cara Hunter and...
The Party by Lisa Hall
‘It was just a party. But it turned into a nightmare.‘ Ooooh, now this book would get you thinking! How many of you have gone on a night out and...
Cross Her Heart by Sarah Pinborough
‘The fear never truly leaves me. I’ve had lulls where I can almost let go of the past, but then a random moment like this triggers a panic and I...
After He’s Gone by Jane Isaac
‘You think you know him. Until he’s dead.’ After He’s Gone is a police procedural featuring DC Beth Chamberlain, as she takes on her first case as a Family Liaison Officer....
Her Name Was Rose by Claire Allan
‘Her name was Rose. You watched her die. And her death has created a vacancy.’ Her Name Was Rose is a psychological thriller from Claire Allan and is described as a ‘gripping...
The Colour of Bee Larkham’s Murder by Sarah J Harris
‘Don’t tell anyone what you did to Bee Larkham…’ The Colour of Bee Larkham’s Murder is described as ‘a touching coming-of-age story and an intriguing mystery, a poignant and unforgettable read—perfect for...
Deadly Blind by Siobháin Bunni
Karin Bolger is a determined woman who has fought her way to the top of her game, despite her gender. Gaining enemies on her rise to success, the business woman...
No Turning Back by Sam Blake
‘Even perfect families have secrets . . .’ I am thrilled to bring you all my review of No Turning Back, the latest novel in the Cat Connolly series from Sam...
Burning Matches by Paul FitzSimons
‘Loyalty can only go so far…’ Burning Matches is the debut novel from Irish novelist, screenwriter and playwright Paul FitzSimons and was published on May 1st 2018. A very complex tale...
One Click by Andrea Mara
‘One photo couldn’t hurt, could it?’ One Click is the second novel from Irish writer and blogger Andrea Mara. A psychological thriller, One Click is described as a ‘disturbing tale of cyber-stalking and trolling,...
