He Will be my Ruin was a relatively fast read, sprinkled with intrigue, steaminess, romance, murder and money. Just the right dose of each. An art conspiracy is cleverly woven into the story as well, giving it an extra twist. I’d say, Tucker gives the reader just enough crumbs, at just the right time.

As a reader you will venture to the In-Between with Adoni and meet a cast of characters, each with their own baggage that will be unpacked at just the right time. The beauty and magic of the In-Between isn’t what it seems to be and Adoni discovers just how cruel it can be to live there. There are choices to be made and battles to be fought.

The overall feel of the book was like film noir, gritty and real. Kroll brings us such a beautifully flawed character with Peterson. Flawed, resilient, frustrated and combating his own demons. There is such an old school feel with this book.

You may have heard that a certain raindrop has gone on a trip, so I thought I’d sneak in and write a little blogpost while no-one was looking. Let me do something once and I come back for more! So without further ado, here are my thoughts on an intriguing sci-fi novel I’ve been reading. David […]

Such a great read !!! The intimate stories from Promise Falls makes the read and the town all that more believable. The key ? — The characters, their stories and the way it’s told. Linwood Barclay delivers an impressive thriller that left me wanting more !

Two detectives, two series of murders, two different countries… how does this all tie together? That is what I was thinking throughout the novel and by the end, I was not disappointed. Blair connects the two seamlessly.

Having been given an advance proof copy of this book but the publisher, Century, I was asked to give my thoughts by our host here, Rain. How could I refuse an opportunity to share with such a delightful group of readers as the audience here? So strap yourself in for a review of a glorious geeky book and the fanboy joy that it gave me.

With an unusual setting such as an insect farm and a fascinating set of characters, Stuart Prebble gives us an original and reflective novel to ponder on, long after you’ve put it down.