Published By: Simon and SchusterPages: 416Released On: 07/05/2026 There is a killer on the loose. He has committed four murders in four weeks, each of which have only one thing in common. The victims’ address: 138 Main Street. For FBI Special Agent Ben Walker and his rookie colleague, Officer Zoe Hill, the case is unlikeContinue reading “138 Main Street – Gavin Bell”
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Cast Away: or, the Surprising Adventures of Alexander Selkirk – Francesca De Tores
Published By: BloomsburyPages: 352Released On: 21/05/2026 How big must a man’s folly be, that it can cost him the whole of his life? As big as a ship; as big as an island. 1704: Alexander Selkirk, navigator of a buccaneering ship in the South Pacific Ocean, is abandoned by his crew on a deserted island.Continue reading “Cast Away: or, the Surprising Adventures of Alexander Selkirk – Francesca De Tores”
Hayley – Lotus Readers
I’m 52 years old and live in Lincolnshire with my husband and two stepdaughters, and a few pets. I have worked for several years in the mental health sector with local mental health teams, voluntary groups and an MS Therapy Centre. I was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition when I was 21 which led toContinue reading “Hayley – Lotus Readers”
The Spinning Heart – Donal Ryan
Published By: Pushkin PressPages: 160Released On: 19/05/2026 In the aftermath of Ireland’s financial collapse, dangerous tensions surface in an Irish town. As violence flares, the characters face a battle between public persona and inner desires. Through a chorus of unique voices, each struggling to tell their own kind of truth, a single authentic tale unfolds.Continue reading “The Spinning Heart – Donal Ryan”
Sam Johnson
I started writing reviews on Goodreads and sharing on social media in about April 2020. During the second lockdown I decided to turn them into a blog, which I launched in June 2021. Blog: My Cosy Book NookX: @MyCosyBookNookInstagram: @sam.mycosybooknookThreads: @sam.mycosybooknookBluesky: @mycosybooknook.bsky.socialFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/MyCosyBookNook Meet Sam Questions on Reviewing What made you start a book blogContinue reading “Sam Johnson”
Dissection of a Murder – Jo Murray
Published By: Pan MacmillanPages: 384Released On: 07/05/2026 A dead judge. A silent defendant. And a courtroom full of liars.When Leila Reynolds is handed her first murder case, she’s shocked at how high-profile it is: the murder of a well-respected, well-known judge. This shouldn’t be the kind of case she’s leading; it’s way beyond her expertise.Continue reading “Dissection of a Murder – Jo Murray”
Havisham – Elle Machray
Published By: HarperNorthPages: 336Released On: 07/05/2026 Jilted bride. Mad witch. Tragic villainess. This time, she will have her revenge. Charlotte Havisham has a secret. She’s been underestimated for too long: by her former fiancé, Compeyson; by her family; and by society. But now her true heart’s desire is within reach for the first time. AndContinue reading “Havisham – Elle Machray”
Mercutio – Kate Heartfield
Published By: HarperVoyagerPages: 384Released On: 07/05/2026 On the battlefield, as warring factions deal out death, young Mercutio chances upon the charismatic poet Dante Alighieri. In their desperate stand against the enemy, they inadvertently open a crack between our world and Faerie, literally changing the stars over Mercutio’s head, and creating a mysterious presence who willContinue reading “Mercutio – Kate Heartfield”
The Repentants – Kate Foster
Published By: MantlePages: 336Released On: 28/05/2026 St Monans, Fife, Scotland 1790. Two women are forced to publicly repent in church, one for adultery the other for breaching the sabbath. Wealthy housewife, Florrie, and salt serf, Eliza, form a quick and unusual bond over their mutual humiliation. So when Florrie’s husband decides she must accompany him onContinue reading “The Repentants – Kate Foster”
Jeff Sexton
I’m the guy you come to when you want to hear about the books you’re not going to hear about from anyone else. I read some books that get tens of thousands of reviews, but I’m far more likely to be the very *first* review on a book… and not just because over 90% of my reading these days isContinue reading “Jeff Sexton”
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