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I don't think I've ever read anything quite like this before! And it really can't be easily categorised. Why not? Well, I’ll ...

This was one of those books that seemed to be everywhere on social media both pre and post publication. People whose opinions I respected w...

I suppose it could be described as some kind of inverted prejudice when you’re in possession of a preconception that causes you to doubt th...

This was a book from Readers First. I was drawn to it because the premise sounded interesting. The maternal bond is a powerful one and neve...

I do often wonder whether there will come a time when there are just no more scenarios left to make a gripping psychological thriller. Agai...

10 years ago today I lost my Mum. Actually, no, that’s not true, I never ‘lost’ her. It was never like, ‘Whoops, where’d she go?’ She d...

Translated by Helen Weaver With an introduction by Christian House Nicknamed the Graham Greene of France this intriguing novel conf...