The Hanging Tree by Ben Aaronovitch

I have loved this series ever since it was recommended to me as “Harry Potter for adults”. If you’ve never … More

The Familiars by Stacey Halls

Ah. The very best feeling, when you’re only a few pages into a book and already know you’ve found another … More

The Strawberry Thief by Joanne Harris

Whilst I’ve not read books two and three in this series*, after a quick Wikipedia summary of both plots I … More

The Little Café in Copenhagen by Julie Caplin

Josh Delaney is one of those men that you instantly despise. He’s smug, overly confident and still sees men as … More

When The Curtain Falls by Carrie Hope Fletcher

Argh, I’ve been to-ing and fro-ing on writing this review. I don’t like putting up negative reviews on my blog, … More

The Woman In The Lake by Nicola Cornick

The prologue opens with the thoughts of Eustace Gerard in April 1765, recounting a moment he can’t forget – the … More

The Keeper of Lost Things – Mini Review

When Anthony leaves the house to Laura, she has no idea that he will task her with returning all of … More

All That She Can See

Pre warning: if you decide to buy this book, there is a high chance it will make you miss your … More

The Night Circus

I have to get this off my chest first before I wrap up my thoughts on this book. I’m so … More

The Invisible Library

I actually bought this book for my mum two years ago. I decided to read this book after seeing multiple … More

Foxglove Summer

I felt like I was catching up with old friends when I read this book, because DC Peter Grant is … More

Whispers Under Ground & Broken Homes

I actually got into this series after watching one of Tanya Burr’s videos over on YouTube, she talked about going … More