I didn’t set out to read such darkly disturbing books this month, but here we are at the end of October and looking back, these books are linked by threads of immorality, manipulation and murder. Continue reading October reading round-up: a suitably dark choice of books for the Halloween season
I guess we have all day-dreamed about bumping someone off and getting away with it… Continue reading How To Kill Your Family
Those were the words that appeared on the text alert on my cell phone. Continue reading A Suspected Active Shooter Is On Campus
Best described as: darkly comic. A very entertaining book! Continue reading This week I’m reading: My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite
a real page-turner which took me just a few days to finish Continue reading Dangerous Crossing by Rachel Rhys
Essential reading. Continue reading This week I’m reading: Maus by Art Spiegelman
…it is easy to picture yourself there, walking among the smouldering ruins after the Great Fire has ripped through the heart of the city. Continue reading The Ashes of London by Andrew Taylor
Margaret Atwood really sums up this book best when she describes it as “Wide Sargasso Sea meets Beloved meets Alias Grace… deep-diving, elegant” Continue reading The Confessions of Frannie Langton
MY MASHED UP LIFE 