February 2018 – Excuse My Reading

An astonishing debut: Mermaid and Mrs Hancock

Mermaid and Mrs Hancock by Imogen Hermes Gowar is an amazing debut from an author with immense storytelling talent. You

Recently I have been thinking that a lot of book covers resemble another book. If you are a hopeless book

How many times can one person die? And how many days it will take to solve the murder? I don’t

The Woman in the Window was by far the most advertised, spoken, praised thriller of last six months. It even

Thanks you so much to Bree from In Love and Words (The Book Boyfriend blog!)for the nomination. This is the

The door gaped like a wound as they stepped in. A faint odour of rot and decay underscored the crisp

The longer you live, the more you realise that nothing is fixed. Everyone will become a refugee if they live

Sophia lives in London.Her parents, Nina and Jared, own a garden centre with a cafe in remote Suffolk. Nina is

The Dry by Jane Harper was one of the most spoken crime/thrillers of last year. It was everywhere but I

Note: This review contains spoilers in the bottom! Please don’t read the last paragraph if you haven’t read the book.

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