‘Lost Lambs’ by Madeline Cash
Madeline Cash crafts a narrative that balances dark subject matter with comedic elements, making it a must-read for fans of quirky family stories
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‘Look What You Made Me Do’ by John Lanchester
Despite a gripping premise, the novel squanders its potential with underwhelming characters and an anticlimactic plot that never quite gets going.
‘Yesteryear’ by Caro Claire Burke
One of the most hyped books of the year examines the allure of perfection and the impact of online personas, making it a compelling…
‘The Barbecue at No.9’ by Jennie Godfrey
Set against the backdrop of Live Aid, the novel unfolds through multiple perspectives, showcasing a tightly-knit community's evolving dynamics and hidden truths.
‘You Better Believe I’m Gonna Talk About It’ by Lisa Rinna
The ‘Real Housewives..’ star shares her story with humor and candor, offering insights into her career and personal growth.
‘Cleopatra and Frankenstein’ by Coco Mellors
Mellors gives us a novel engaging enough to follow but often feels like it favours style instead of profundity.
‘Hamnet’ by Maggie O’Farrell
Behind one of literature’s most famous names is a story of devastating loss. O’Farrell places Agnes rightfully at its centre, capturing the labour of…
‘Wild Dark Shore’ by Charlotte McConaghy
A remote island, a woman washed ashore, and a mystery rooted in grief and survival. ‘Wild Dark Shore’ pulls you into a world where…
‘The Correspondent’ by Virginia Evans
A sharp, funny and deeply human portrait, told through letters that carry more weight than any modern message ever could.
‘Bring the House Down’ by Charlotte Runcie
A novel with potential that ultimately falls short - hints at big ideas about power and criticism struggle to turn into something cohesive.