My apologies for the lack of posts over the past week. I traveled to a […]
The Bloodless Boy, by Robert J. Lloyd
Set more than 100 years before the founding of the Metropolitan Police and Scotland Yard, […]
Perilous Times, by Thomas D. Lee
A knight’s work is never done, even when that knight was supposed to have died […]
The Midnight News, by Jo Baker
Charlotte Richmond, the protagonist of Jo Baker’s affecting novel, The Midnight News, seems to carry […]
Weyward, by Emilia Hart
Trigger warning for domestic violence and rape. People have always looked at the Weyward women […]
Once Upon a Tome, by Oliver Darkshire
I feel a lot of kinship with booksellers, being a librarian. We both have to […]
The Magician’s Daughter, by H.G. Parry
Life on Hy-Brasil, off the west coast of Ireland, is nearly idyllic. Biddy would say […]
All the Broken Places, by John Boyne
Trigger warnings for domestic violence and child abuse. Gretel Fernsby has a secret, one that […]
The Two Doctors Górski, by Isaac Fellman
If you could shed your worst traits, would you? If you were an anxious person, […]
The Other Side of Night, by Adam Hamdy
There are few things that truly annoy me in fiction. I can put up with […]