The Sicilian Woman’s Daughter by Linda Lo Scuro (Women’s fiction, international crime and mystery): “A brilliant, thrilling read about real life grit.” – Reviewer, UK
Further Exploits of Sherlock Holmes by David Stuart Davies and Matthew Booth: “Gripping stories which capture the essence and spirit … satisfying complex mysteries” – reviewer, England
When Anthony Rathe Investigates by Matthew Booth (Private detective): “Trying to prove who the real villain is can be hard and unrewarding but Rathe doesn’t give up. He’s trying to balance the scale and make his life feel right again” – American bookseller
Lynnwood by Thomas Brown (Gothic horror): “An exciting, on the edge of your seat gothic that will have readers begging for more.” – US Librarian
Ellipsis by Nikki Dudley (Noir thriller): “This is the type of story that keeps a reader up half the night.” – English reviewer
A Taste for Blood by David Stuart Davies (Private detective): “…a good story with an unpredictable ending – just how I like my mysteries” – American librarian
Featherbones by Thomas Brown (New adult, Urban fiction): “I loved the use of language, I loved the story and above all I loved the constant sensation that I was walking on the top of the dividing wall between reality and dream and imagination and past and present and future.” – Book blogger
