Cav Reads: The Darkness by Ragnar Jónasson
Hulda Hermannsdóttir is operating on borrowed time. A police detective nearing the end of her career, Hulda is forced into early retirement, but is given […]
Book Reviews
Cav Reads: The Chalk Man by C.J. Tudor
The Chalk Man is a book that kept me guessing right to the end. It tells the story of a group of friends who find […]
Cav Reads: My Mother’s Secret
My first read of 2018 was My Mother’s Secret, Sanjida Kay’s new psychological thriller, due to be published by Corvus in May. I first heard Sanjida’s […]
Holiday reading: Daleks, dust, devils and detectives
I’ve just got back from summer hols in Bulgaria and, as well as sun-cream, shorts, and lilos, I (obviously) packed some holiday reads. Daleks First […]
Reading Round-up: Banished by Liz de Jager, The Rising by Will Hill and Fortunately The Milk by Neil Gaiman
It’s been while since I did a round up of books wot I’ve read, so here we go… Banished by Liz de Jager took me […]
Recently read – Bedlam, Department 19 and Cabinet of Curiousities
It’s been a while since I’ve blogged about what books I’ve been reading, so here’s a random selection. I’ve just finished Christopher Brookmyre’s SF thriller, […]
Thoughts on The Ocean at the End of the Lane and Fantasy Writing
Just finished The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman. It’s a slight tale in some ways, as it only covers one […]
Who-ology round-up
Who-ology continues to be going down a storm it seems. A review popped up in the Bolton News yesterday that was very complimentary. Reviewer Martin […]
Who-ology reviewed
The first review of Doctor Who Who-ology by me and Mark Wright has hit and it’s a corker. Thank you Sci-Fi Bulletin, who call our little […]
More Encounters of Sherlock Holmes reviews
Happy Bank Holiday Monday! I thought I’d kick off the week with a couple of reviews of Encounters of Sherlock Holmes which have been doing […]
Resurrection Engines Reviewed
Just a quick note to share a couple of reviews that Resurrection Engines has picked up over the last couple of days. For those who don’t know, […]
Just Read: Judgement on Deltchev
A couple of weeks ago I asked Twitter for some suggestions of good 1950s thrillers. Jeremy Duns, author of the Paul Dark thrillers suggested I […]