The Locked Door by Freida McFadden

Review: While eleven-year-old Nora Davis was up in her bedroom doing homework, she had no idea her father was killing women in the basement. Until the day the police arrived at their front door. Decades later, Nora’s father is spending his life behind bars, and Nora is a successful surgeon with a quiet, solitary existence.... Continue Reading →

Angel of Grasmere: From Dunkirk to the Fells by Tom Palmer

Review: Grasmere 1940. Tarn Forthergill is struggling to come to terms with the loss of her beloved brother in the chaos of the British retreat from Dunkirk. As a distraction, she and her friends scour the nearby mountains and lakes, watching out for the long-dreaded Nazi invasion. But while the war drags on with little... Continue Reading →

Things That Go Bump by Kathryn Foxfield

Review: When Olive and her year six friends stage a sleepover and find themselves locked overnight inside Flatpack - a new IKEA-style superstore, they quickly realise that they are not alone. In every dark corner, shadows are creeping… A number of things hitched a ride from the forest where Flatpack sources its wood and in... Continue Reading →

Drowning in my Bedroom by Steve Cole

Review: Gayla is trapped all alone when floodwater pours into her bedroom in a residential centre for young people with disabilities in Manila. The other children have been evacuated while Gayla waited for her father, but now the streets around are cut off and she’s all alone with no way out… Junjun’s makeshift shack has... Continue Reading →

I Am Rebel by Ross Montgomery

Proof Copy Front Cover Review: ‘I’m Tom’s dog and he’s my human. We belong to each other.’ Rebel is a good dog, and he loves his simple, perfect life on the farm with his own Tom - until one day the war comes too close…. Now Tom is determined to join the rebellion to defeat... Continue Reading →

Profile K by Helen Fields

Proof copy front cover Review: What would you do if you discovered a killer? Would you run? Would you hide? Or would you try to stop them? Midnight Jones is trained to understand the human mind. But everything changes when, in the course of her work, she discovers Profile K’s file - because K stands... Continue Reading →

Keedie by Elle McNicoll

Review: Before there was Addie, there was a Keedie. Firecracker Keedie has had enough of bullies and has had enough of conforming to convention. As she sets out to right wrongs and stand up for the truth, the sleepy town of Juniper is about to wake up and see that Keedie is one of a... Continue Reading →

Then Things Went Dark by Bea Fitzgerald

Proof front cover Review: No murder has ever had any more witnesses… Six people land on a desert island ready to make their reality show debut. The contestants are hungry to prove themselves. The stakes are high and losing is not an option. But three weeks and eighteen episodes later, five of the six contestants... Continue Reading →

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