REVIEW: ‘Dangerous Crossing’ by Rachel Rhys

When a debut novel isn’t: introducing Rachel Rhys Rachel Rhys is a pen name for a well known (and totally amazing) writer of psychological suspense novels. Having gone to all the effort of creating a different persona to publish this book, (and two subsequent historical fiction titles so far,) it seems odd that the blurb […]

November 28, 2019 Book Reviews, Fiction, Historical fiction Read More →

REVIEW: ‘the disappearance of Emily Marr’ by Louise Candlish

Louise Candlish is a thoroughly contemporary author. In this, her ninth book, she explores the awful impact of trial by media after a woman’s adultery leads to tragedy. I was really looking forward to reading this, having previously read and enjoyed Candlish’s later novels, ‘The Swimming Pool‘ and ‘The Sudden departure of the Frasers’, and […]

April 22, 2019 Book Reviews, Fiction Read More →