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Bloody Scotland 2025 – Is It Killer?

Stirling, United Kingdom · Stirling

Bloody Scotland 2025 – Is It Killer?

Bloody Scotland’s first ever guest programmer Sir Ian Rankin and festival director Bob McDevitt revealed the programme of September’s crime writing festival yesterday. McDevitt has called it the “best lineup (they) have ever had”, with more than 120 authors taking part, but what does this lineup truly offer for students? Bloody Scotland runs from the 12th – 14th September. The exciting variety of writers covers famous authors such as Jo Nesbo, c…See the Story

The Protest by Rob Rinder

The Protest by Rob Rinder

Today I'm sharing my review of the latest addition to Rob Rinder's delightful Adam Green series, The Protest. I am loving this series so have to say a big thank you to publisher, Penguin, for the advance copy via Netgalley. Here's what the book's all about: Source: NetgalleyRelease Date: 19 June 2025Publisher: Penguin About the…Read Article

A Murder For Miss Hortense by Mel Pennant

A Murder For Miss Hortense by Mel Pennant

Today on the blog Mandie and I are both sharing our thoughts on the debut novel from Mel Pennant, A Murder for Miss Hortense which is out today. Happy publication day. Thank you to publisher, Baskerville, for an advance copy via Netgalley. Here's what it's all about: Source: NetgalleyRelease Date: 12 June 2025Publisher; Baskerville About…Read Article

Double Room by Anne Sénès, translated by Alice Banks

Today I am delighted to share my thoughts on Double Room, the brand new novel from Anne Sénès, translated into English by Alice Banks. I do love to read a new author and can always rely on Orenda Books to bring me the best of the best. My thanks to Karen Sullivan for the advance […]Read Article

SON by Johana Gustawsson and Thomas Enger

Today it is over to Man die who is aharing her thoughts on the recent collaboration between Thomas Enger and Johanna Gustawsson, SON. I reviewed the book at publication earlier this year and you can read my review here. Spoiler alert - loved it. Here's what the book is about: Source: Advance Reader CopyRelease Date:…Read Article

The Death of Shame by Ambrose Parry

Today I share my thoughts on the fifth and final book in the Raven and Fisher Mystery series by Ambrose Parry, The Death Of Shame. Sad times, but still a heartfelt thank you to publisher, Canongate, for indulging my reading pleasure one last time. Here’s what the book is about: About the Book 1854, Edinburgh.Respectable […]Edinburgh · Edinburgh Read Article

Into the Fire by G.D. Wright

I’m delighted to share my thoughts on the brand new thriller from G.D. Wright, Into the Fire, which is out today! Happy publication day, Gary. I recently read and really enjoyed After The Storm, so was delighted to receive an early copy of this book from publisher, Avon and Beck Hunter. Here’s what the book […]Read Article

Chasing Shadows by Robert Bryndza

Today I am delighted to share my thoughts on the brand new Erika Foster thriller from Robert Bryndza, Chasing Shadows. A huge thank you t the author for sending me an early copy of the book for review as I'm a huge fan of this series. Here's what the book is all about: Source: Advance…Read Article

It’s Always The Husband by C.L. Taylor

Today I am sharing my review of the brand new thriller from C.L. Taylor, It’s Always The Husband. I love Cally’s books so it is always exciting to see a new one is on the horizon. Even more so when I am lucky enough to get an early read, so thank you to publisher, Avon, […]Read Article

Whistle by Linwood Barclay

Today I am sharing my review of the brand new horror/thriller from Linwood Barclay. I had the pleasure of reading this while I was away on my cruise last month, thankful I chose to travel by boat and not take a cross country trip on a train … I’ll never be able to listen to […]Canada · Canada See the Story

A Class Liberated by Susie Murphy

Today it’s over to Mandie who is sharing her review of A Class Liberated, the latest book in Susie Murphy’s A Matter of Class series which is out tomorrow. Mandie has been loving this series so reviewing this new addition was something of a no brainer. Thanks to Susie Murphy for supplying an advance copy […]Read Article

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