Tag Archives: British fiction
Review: To The Dark, by Chris Nickson
Overview Winter is about to take a chilling twist… Thief-taker Simon Westow is drawn into a deadly puzzle when the melting snow reveals a dark secret in this gripping historical mystery, perfect for fans of Anne Perry and Charles Finch. … Continue reading
Review: The Hocus Girl, by Chris Nickson
Disclaimer: Although I received a copy of this book from the publisher, the words and opinions below are my own. Have you ever read a book and wanted to know MORE? If you’re like me then you probably have, but … Continue reading
Fiction Review: The Hanging Psalm, by Chris Nickson
I’m a southwest London girl, who moved to Yorkshire at the age of nine and made it her home. That’s when my father got a promotion at work that resulted in him working in Leeds. We lived in the “posh” … Continue reading
Fiction Review: House of Gold, by Natasha Solomons
I’ve never been one to follow fiction trends. (For example, I’ve not read a single J.K. Rowling novel!) I read the back cover blurb and decide whether or not I’d like to read the book from that. Therefore, I came … Continue reading
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