In 2001, Shaun Bythell bought The Bookshop in Wigtown, Scotland. In The Diary of a […]
Hag, by Kathleen Kaufman
The women in Alice Grace Kyles’ family have always been considered odd. They have special […]
The Way of All Flesh, by Ambrose Parry
I prefer to read about new detectives rather than the polished kind of the classic […]
Women of the Dunes, by Sarah Maine
Libby Snow has always wanted to visit Ullaness, a rugged island on the west coast […]
Macbeth, by Jo Nesbø
If I’ve learned nothing else from listening to Last Podcast on the Last‘s episodes about Jonestown, […]
The Butchering Art, by Lindsey Fitzharris
I’ve been following medical historian Dr. Lindsey Fitzharris on Instagram for months because, as I’ve […]
Hame, by Annalena McAfee
A house is a building. An address is a geographic location. But a home is […]
The King of Fools, by Frédéric Dard
Jean-Marie Valaise should have listened to another king at the outset of Frédéric Dard’s The King of […]
The Long Drop, by Denise Mina
How do you write a biography for a liar? Denise Mina found one way with […]
The Wages of Sin, by Kaite Welsh
It seems like everything is against Sarah Gilchrist in The Wages of Sin, by Kaite […]