A GAME OF LIES review: Clare Mackintosh’s riveting detective series continues
Dive into the world of Clare Mackintosh's A Game of Lies, an absolute corker of a read, scintillating from beginning to end.
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Embracing motherhood and autism: THE MOTHER LOAD by Pencoed’s Katy Cox
The Mother Load by Katy Cox is a remarkable novel that celebrates the beauty of motherhood and the transformative power of embracing autism.
MCFLY reignite the power of pop-rock for a new generation on POWER TO PLAY
On McFly's latest album Power To Play, the band's iconic sound evolves with age, including strong storytelling, splendid riffs, and playful solos that will win over even the skeptics.
Annie Macmanus – aka Annie Mac – explores the intricacies of relationships in THE MESS WE’RE IN
DJ Annie Mac's second novel, The Mess We're In, delves into the complexities of relationships through an unconventional writing style.
THE MEMORY KEEPER: a generational tale of heartbreak & discovery through the Holocaust
Join Jackie Kohnstamm on a journey to find her family and uncover the true horrors of the Holocaust in a heart-wrenching tale of loss and grief.
Unleashing chaos & madness: CURSED BREAD by Pembrokeshire’s Sophie Mackintosh
Sophie Mackintosh's gothic narrative and descriptive prose make Cursed Bread a chilling read, with well-fleshed secondary characters and a deadly mystery to unravel.
The Dinner Lady Detectives encounter A TERRIBLE VILLAGE POISONING in latest HENDY mystery
The latest entry in her Dinner Lady Detectives series, Hannah Hendy has written a great mystery with a blend of clues and red herrings that will have you scratching your head till the end.
A young cleaner becomes a unique kind of killer in MAKE ME CLEAN
Somewhere between Luke Jenings’ Codename Villanelle and The Cleaner by Greg Davies, Make Me Clean is a character study in which the best of British comedy is underlined by sadness and grit.
THE LIBRARY SUICIDES: dystopian Welsh-language novel reimagined in English
Fflur Dafydd’s The Library Suicides, an English-language rewrite of her novel Y Llyfrgell, is an intense character study, set in a dystopian world and set in the National Library Of Wales.
EMOTIONAL IGNORANCE: get to know the science behind your feelings
Much like Adam Kay’s This Is Going To Hurt, Dean Burnett links humorous and touching personal stories with scientific knowhow in Emotional Ignorance.
A Welsh Victorian murder mystery unfolds in SABRINA’S TEARDROP
Inspector Chard, Leslie Scase’s Victorian-era crimebuster, has been fitted up for double murder in Sabrina's Teardrop - a more violent setting this is previous one.
Patricia Cornwell’s Kay Scarpetta is back and in the hot seat in LIVID
American crime fiction supremo Patricia Cornwell’s latest book Livid is a wonderful combination of mystery and drama.