Carragh Ryan’s job at Deeprath Castle begins with a very odd job interview. She doesn’t […]
Ibid, by Mark Dunn
Ibid is another delightfully off-kilter work of metafiction by Mark Dunn. This is not a […]
The Good People, by Hannah Kent
At the heart of Hannah Kent’s The Good People is the difficulty of caring for a […]
Dreams and Reason, by Juliet Valcourt
Dreams and Reason, by Juliet Valcourt, is a bewildering book. A lot of the book feels […]
Creatures of Will and Temper, by Molly Tanzer
Molly Tanzer’s Creatures of Will and Temper is one of the slowest burning novels I can […]
On the House, by H.P. Maskew
The Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834 was, like many laws before and since, supposed […]
The Maze at Windermere, by Gregory Blake Smith
Shakespeare said it first: “The course of true love never did run smooth.” This is […]
The Coroner’s Daughter, by Andrew Hughes
Andrew Hughes’ The Coroner’s Daughter is an entertaining book about a girl who refuses to stay […]
Beloved Poison, by E.S. Thomson
E.S. Thomson’s Beloved Poison is a slow burn of a mystery, at least until a third of […]
Deadly Cure, by Lawrence Goldstone
Lawrence Goldstone’s Deadly Cure begins with one of the worst things that can happen to a doctor. […]