What would you do if someone left you with their baby on a train? “Trust Me” is a thriller with plenty of plot twists to keep you turning its pages late into the night.
Book review: Trust Me by TM Logan
Book review: The Phone Box at the Edge of the World by Laura Sinai Messina
Sometimes a book comes along that speaks to you so deeply, you find it difficult to describe just how magical it is to others. That was my experience with The Phone Box at the Edge of the World.
Book review: Fatal Isles by Maria Adolfsson
"Beautiful places can hide deadly secrets" - a perfect summary of this gripping police procedural by Swedish-born Maria Adolfsson.
Book review: Girl A by Abigail Dean
Unafraid to address dark, deep and disturbing issues, as well as complex family dynamics. It deserves all of the effusive praise it has already received
Author interview: Serena Fairfax, Mango Bay
The Overdue Book Review is delighted to bring you an exclusive interview with author Serena Fairfax. Serena tells us how she approaches writing a new book and shares some advice on getting published...
Book review: Getting By by Jaire Sims
This is a great coming-of-age story for anyone who has struggled with bullying, relationships and trying to figure out who they are and want to be.
Book review: The Authenticity Project by Clare Pooley
Imagine you’re sat in your favourite café. Someone has left you a notebook to read. This is how The Authenticity Project begins.
Book review: Three Women by Lisa Taddeo
For me, the best thing about this book, besides it’s unflinching honesty, is the fact that it is about real people, real women.
Book review: Half a World Away by Mike Gayle
This is the second Mike Gayle book I’ve read and I’ll now be adding his whole back catalogue to my ‘must read’ list.
Book review: The Forgetting Time by Sharon Guskin
As with most Richard & Judy Book Club picks, I absolutely loved this and wish I'd read it sooner!
Book review: My Lovely Wife by Samantha Downing
My Lovely Wife is a brilliant blend of thriller and family drama with a touch of dark humour.
Guest post: Anne Allen, author of The Inheritance
This week, I'm delighted to bring you a guest post from author Anne Allen to celebrate Anne's novel The Inheritance reaching its one year anniversary. Anne tells us what the Guernsey Novel series means to her and answers the question: 'do you get attached to your characters?'
