Renowned children’s author and poet A.F. Harold has recently reviewed Steven Quincey Jones‘ ‘astonishing debut’ (Tia Fisher) Fishfolk. In his review, he said: ‘It has more poetry in its...
Acclaimed author Damian Le Bas‘ second book, The Drowned Places, has been praised in a review by Nic Bottomley of Mr B’s Emporium of Reading Delights in Bath. He...
Rachel Wolf‘s ‘insanely gripping’ (Angela Clarke) thriller Sun Trap has recently been reviewed in My Weekly magazine. Fiction editor Kirstyn Smith selected Wolf’s recently published book as one of her ‘Page...
Acclaimed author Damian Le Bas‘ second book, The Drowned Places, has been praised in a review by Tom Lathan of The Times Literary Supplement. In the review, Lathan compliments the...
Damian Le Bas, winner of the Somerset Maugham Award for his debut title—The Stopping Places—has had his sophomore title, The Drowned Places, reviewed by Guy Stagg of The Spectator. In...
Charlotte Paradise‘s ‘accomplished and hopeful debut’ (Madeline Docherty) Overspill has been reviewed by nb. magazine! In the review, Nikki Jones writes: ‘Reading Overspill is the equivalent of watching people fall...
The Debut Digest, a monthly publication celebrating debut authors and books, has featured Charlotte Paradise‘s Overspill in its April newsletter. The review praises Charlotte’s nuanced discussion on trauma and...
International number one bestseller Ruth Ware has received a special spotlight article from French international monthly magazine Marie Curie in which all of her thriller works are reviewed and...
Oops I Kidnapped a Pharaoh!, the sequel to Luan Goldie‘s ‘laugh-out-loud’ (Sophie Cameron) K-pop middle grade adventure Skylar and the K-pop Headteacher, has received a glowing review from Books...
One Perfect Couple, Ruth Ware‘s ‘endlessly interesting’ (Gillian Anderson) thriller has been reviewed by Joanne Finney, the resident bookworm of Good Housekeeping! In the article, focused on great escapist...