If a Lana Del Rey Song became a novel: Dolores by Lauren Aimee Curtis
If you asked me what was this novel like? I would say it felt like a backstory of a Lana
Category: debut
The Altruists by Andrew Ridker
Short take: this is a novel about a middle-class but not so rich Jewish family, the mum Frances has passed
Freedom is more precious than it seems: The Doll Factory by Elisabeth Macneal
I have read The Doll Factory months ago and was sitting on my review- because it is only coming out
Call Me Evie by J.P. Pomare
A short take: For fans of Before I Go to Sleep, Call Me Evie is a story that develops slowly
My Lovely Wife by Samantha Downing: The unbearable “thrill” of a good marriage
My Lovely Wife is Samantha Downing’s debut novel, and it’s really difficult to believe it’s a debut because it’s damn
Erin Kelly’s Poison Tree : An Ode to Poisoned Dignity
I have the strength of a woman who has everything to loose. says Karen, the protagonist of the The
The search for a missing daughter in never ending light: The Silver Road
‘There’s something about death that gets under your skin and destroys you from the inside. Nobody warns you about it
When Old Friends Aren’t Good Friends Anymore: Perfect Liars
No risks could be taken. If someone, most likely nosy Lila, ended up in her en- suite and saw one
The Plight of the available woman and the unavailable man : The Pisces by Melissa Broder
The Pisces is a funny, dark and clever novel from Melissa Broder. If you’re not shy of reading sexual descriptions
The Man on the Middle Floor by Elizabeth S. Moore
The Man in the Middle Floor is told between perspectives of 3 different people living in a building, each on
I remember, I remember not : Yesterday by Felicia Yap
Felicia Yap’s Yesterday is another debut fresh out of Faber and Faber’s famous London course. It is advertised by the idea
Oh Darling, you have a problem: Darling by Rachel Edwards
It took less than six months for everything to fall apart. That’s how Darling, a debut novel by Rachel Edwards opens.
