The Family Friend by Claire Douglas
I bought The Family Friend by Claire Douglas on the paperback publication date in Sainsbury’s. I’d recently enjoyed her novel The Wrong Sister, so I…
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The Wrong Sister by Claire Douglas
I picked up The Wrong Sister by Claire Douglas in our free village bus stop library. It’s full of rubbish most of the time, but…
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The Correspondent by Virginia Evans
The Correspondent by Virginia Evans is the winner of the Women’s Prize for Fiction. It was published in paperback in June. I’d read a review…
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The Long Shoe by Bob Mortimer
The Long Shoe is the third novel by Bob Mortimer. Published in hardback in 2025, it was published recently in paperback and I picked up…
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It Could Have Been Her by Lisa Jewell
It Could Have Been Her is the latest novel by Lisa Jewell, published just a few days ago, in July 2026. Lisa Jewell is one…
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Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid
I was very late to the party with Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid. Published in the UK in 2025 and in paperback in 2026, it…
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The Homemade God by Rachel Joyce
The Homemade God is the latest novel by Rachel Joyce – best known for the Harold Fry trilogy, including The Love Song of Miss Queenie…
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Silent Bones by Val McDermid
Silent Bones by Val McDermid is the most recent (eighth) novel in the DCI Karen Pirie detective series. Published in hardback in 2025, it was…
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The Killer Question by Janice Hallett
The Killer Question is the sixth novel by the brilliant Janice Hallett. It was published in hardback in 2025, but I waited patiently until it…
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A Death on Location by The Reverend Richard Coles
A Death on Location is the fourth book in the Canon Daniel Clement detective series by The Reverend Richard Coles. I picked it up in…
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Moonflower Murders by Anthony Horowitz
Moonflower Murders is the second book in the Magpie Murders trilogy by Anthony Horowitz. I have previously read Magpie Murders and the final book in…
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The Testaments by Margaret Atwood
The Testaments by Margaret Atwood is the sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale – published 34 years later, in 2019. I read a few Margaret Atwood…
