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Book Review: Thirst Trap by Grainne O'Hare
Sometimes friends hold you together. Sometimes they’re why you’re falling apart. Maggie, Harley and Róise are friends on the brink: of triumph, catastrophe, or maybe just finally growing up.
Book Review: Thirst Trap by Grainne O'Hare
Sometimes friends hold you together. Sometimes they’re why you’re falling apart. Maggie, Harley and Róise are friends on the brink: of triumph, catastrophe, or maybe just finally growing up.
Book Review: When There Are Wolves Again by E.J...
A through-provoking speculative novel about people, place and the importance of hope, set against a background of climate change and environmental disaster.
Book Review: When There Are Wolves Again by E.J...
A through-provoking speculative novel about people, place and the importance of hope, set against a background of climate change and environmental disaster.
Book Review: Ripeness by Sarah Moss
In 1960s Italy, a family secret rips a teenage girl's world apart, only for her to discover its true meaning decades later.
Book Review: Ripeness by Sarah Moss
In 1960s Italy, a family secret rips a teenage girl's world apart, only for her to discover its true meaning decades later.
Book Review: Hakuda Photo Studio by Her Taeyon
A quiet and moving story about self-discovery, community and the unexpected ways life steers us towards exactly where we need to be.
Book Review: Hakuda Photo Studio by Her Taeyon
A quiet and moving story about self-discovery, community and the unexpected ways life steers us towards exactly where we need to be.
Book Review: The Wardrobe Department by Elaine ...
The Wardrobe Department is a quietly introspective novel following Mairéad, a young Irish woman who works in the wardrobe department of a London theatre company.
Book Review: The Wardrobe Department by Elaine ...
The Wardrobe Department is a quietly introspective novel following Mairéad, a young Irish woman who works in the wardrobe department of a London theatre company.
Book Review: Pagans by James Alistair Henry
Two Cops. One Killer. Hundreds of Gods. 21st Century London. The Norman conquest never happened. The ancient tribes of Britain remain undefeated. But murders still have to be solved.
Book Review: Pagans by James Alistair Henry
Two Cops. One Killer. Hundreds of Gods. 21st Century London. The Norman conquest never happened. The ancient tribes of Britain remain undefeated. But murders still have to be solved.