The Paper Palace By Miranda Cowley Heller
JOINT REVIEW ~ THE PAPER PALACE From early on in this one, I found myself captivated by the story’s setting. In fact, there was something about it that really reminded me of the
Animal by Lisa Taddeo
JOINT REVIEW I loved @lisadtaddeo’s previous book, Three Women and was hooked from the first sentence. Animal was different — it took me a good few days to get past pg 42.
The Little Drummer Girl by John le Carré
FRIDAY FAVOURITE John Le Carré was a prolific bestselling writer who also had a career in intelligence. This massively influenced his literary work, I’m sure others will conside
We Begin At The End by Chris Whitaker
Sometimes, a book quite literally turns you upside down and sends you over the proverbial edge. More coming soon on this compelling crime thriller, We Begin At The End by @chr
The Push by Ashley Audrain
An unputdownable psychological thriller that will keep you glued to its pages from beginning to end. The Push left us questioning many things, and is written in short sharp bursts
Girl A by Abigail Dean
Girl A, must be one of *the* most talked about novels right now. Normally, we tend to feel quite averse to hugely hyped books but this one, we were desperate to read — so a huge
Leave The World Behind by Rumaan Alam
If there’s a new release of late that we would describe as a ‘marmite’ book, it would have to be this. Published in the UK in November, opinions have been so divided it is al
Three Hours by Rosamund Lupton
Following in @booknerdnative steps, please note this relates to violence, school shooting, mental illness, extremism and vulnerable child refugees — we believe in mindful and s