As readers of this blog will know, one of my favourite things about the festival is the amount of new books you come away with. One of last year’s new discoveries was Nuala Ellwood’s novel My Sister’s Bones. I didn’t realise at the time that she was a York based writer, until I spotted that…
Tag: crime fiction
The Breakdown by SA Paris – a review
The Breakdown is the second novel by B.A Paris and I was lucky enough to receive a copy from NetGalley. Cass is a teacher who is looking forward to her six week holiday. On her way home from the school end of term party she takes a shortcut through the woods despite her husband telling…
The Day That Never Comes by Caimh Mcdonnell – a review BLOG TOUR
As you may know I am a big fan of a crime book (if you are reading this and are not aware of that fact then clearly you have clicked on the wrong link and really should press the back button now) I am also a big fan of crime books that make me laugh….
Watch Her Disappear by Eva Dolan – a review BLOG TOUR
I was lucky enough to be invited to join the blog tour for one of my favourite authors, Eva Dolan. Her latest novel is called Watch Her Disappear. When I read the first of Dolan’s series I was drawn to it because of the setting around the area where I grew up but that soon…
A crime readers blog 