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Maneuver
The exploits of wine aficionado Felix Hart continue in his latest satirical novel of the wine industry. Firing Blancs, is a colourful adventure where uncompromising situations seem to follow Felix and humour drips off every page. Felix Hart is the head wine buyer for Gatesave Supermarkets and sources wines from…
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Elimination
The concept of One by One is really appealing in an Agatha Christie way, where a remote location gets cut-off from the outside world and one…
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Incomparable
The anticipation is thrilling when you start a new Donal Ryan book, and it finishes with a mix of satisfaction and longing – this…
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Shroud
A deeply attentive plot that is clever and watchful through the characters that are so wonderfully drawn. There are many subtle nuances that enable…
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The most catastrophic race riot in American history occurred in the summer of 1921 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Eighty years later, a state committee formed…
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Searching
A Traveller at the Gates of Wisdom is a story of human history brimming with mythical vibrancy as we are invited to explore the world…
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Analogous
Stand-in Companion is a uniquely compelling short story from the award-winning Japanese author Kazufumi Shiraishi. The story alternates between two competing scenarios involving a…
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Disentangle
Lost Souls is an intriguing slow-burn investigative thriller featuring Deputy Coroner Clay Edison in the third instalment of the ‘Clay Edison’ series. As a new…
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Tormented
The macabre and gruesome gothic style of Edgar Allen Poe is timeless and the author holds his place as one of the greatest horror…
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Resolute
The events that surround Cher Ami and Major Charles Whittlesey during WWI are the ingredients of legends and something worth writing about. Ahem! Both…
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