Recommended for fans of Hercule Poirot, ‘Rumpole of the Bailey’, and cosy murder mysteries. The Inner Temple, 1901: a warren of shaded courtyards and ...

It’s Top Ten Tuesday, but this week we’ve been challenged to write a non-bookish blog. Something that you may not know about me, is that I review for ...

Recommended for those who enjoy fashion, cocktail hour, and a focus on interesting older characters A careening Porsche Boxster. A spray of shattered ...

Recommended for: literary scholars, poetry fans, those who enjoy novels with a slower pace. A pair of young scholars investigate the lives of two ...

Recommended for: Fans of Stephen King and Grady Hendrix, those who enjoy a demonic possession and those who can cope with stories about creepy kids. ...

I’m really pleased to have continued to find  more time for reading, and either read or ear-read eight novels in February. I’ve given Romantasy a go ...

There’s something about big life changes that makes you stop and take stock—of where you are, how you got there, and who’s standing beside you. Susan ...

Today’s Top Ten Tuesday prompt is ‘Books I Never Reviewed’. I feel bad about not reviewing everything that I read, and I’m definitely trying to ...

There’s always something fascinating about a book that reimagines a classic, particularly when it does so in a way that reclaims a silenced voice. ...

January proved to be a productive start to my reading year. I tackled a few a Christmas present from my wish list, a ‘buzz book’, a couple of ARCs and ...