Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought of It: When Damla’s father is sent to prison, her mother, Ayla, must navigate her way around north...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought of It: “For over sixteen years, I’ve pondered, prodded, and worked every detail embroiled in the ca...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought of It: "Placing oneself in a position of semi- permanent hypocrisy, that’s what it meant to b...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought of It: “Right now you think, looking at me, that I’m just some foolish kid who go around shooting u...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought of It: This was another recommendation from the Red Hot Chilli Writers podcast , and another highl...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought of It: In 1952, merchant seaman and occasional petty thief, Mahmood Mattan is put on trial for the...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought Of It: “The first kidnapping wasn’t my fault.  The others – they definitely were.” I have to thank ...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought Of It: As a lifetime fan of Golden Age Detective Fiction (especially the novels of Dorothy L Sayer...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought Of It: All of these stories, photographs and facts reside within me. There are tangible tings that...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought of It: I am, I’m sorry to say, a late comer to Dorothy Koomson. But over the last year or so, I had...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought Of It:  Some time has passed since the events of Amer Anwar’s debut novel, Brothers in Blood , and...

Reviewer: David C Dawson What We Thought: An original idea, well executed. A story of blackmail in Victorian London, with a former ren...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought of It: Midnight at Malabar House is the start of a brand-new series for Vaseem Khan, featuring Insp...

Reviewer: David C Dawson What We Thought: This is a great debut novel in what promises to be a series of mysteries involving a Sheffield-...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought of It Yet another spellbinding book of which I first heard an extract at the Asian Writers Festi...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought: “Funny,” he said, “how the poor and the wretched are always being blame for their own misfortun...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought: The Strange Disappearance of a Bollywood Star is the third book by Vaseem Kahn in his Baby ...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought: There is a lesser known novel by Dorothy L Sayers called The Documents in the Case. The gr...

Review by JJ Marsh What we thought : Inspector Nick Paris doesn’t believe in fairies. Until he finds one crucified at the bottom of...

Reviewer: Catriona Troth What We Thought: Ayoola summons me with these words – Koreda, I killed him. I had hoped I would never here th...