Buried Under Books

PR REVIEW: ‘Pigeon-Blood Red’ by Ed Duncan

“So far, I never shot anyone who didn’t have it coming.” Meet Rico, an underworld enforcer with a moral code – of sorts. When Rico is tasked with retrieving his boss’ stolen jewellery, it seems like it should be a straightforward job, but when the thief escapes to Honolulu and involves innocent bystanders, everything changes. […]

REVIEW: ‘Eye for an Eye’ by M. J. Arlidge

What do our most notorious killers deserve? This is the question M. J. Arlidge explores in this fast paced, violent tale that imagines what might happen if a vigilante infiltrated the probation service and decided to supply the bereaved families with the knowledge required to take their revenge… What’s it about? Arlidge’s chunky tale focuses […]

REVIEW: ‘Ava’ by Victoria Dillon

Reproductive rights are frequently a source of controversy. In ‘Ava’, Victoria Dillon imagines a world in which, post Roe vs Wade, and in an increasingly authoritarian America, women’s ability to make choices about their own bodies are restricted to the point where one scientist decides the only way to freedom is to change the very […]

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