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Review | The House of Twelve by Sean Davies
Twelve people, one house, no memory. They are given a book containing House Rules which must be followed. There is no escape, and each day one of them must be chosen to die.…
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Pet Sematary: Then and Now
The first Stephen King book I ever read was Pet Sematary and it is still my favourite of his. I remember thinking how scary the book was, not just because of the burial…
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Review | The Passage by Justin Cronin
Amy Harper Bellafonte is a girl who has had a hard life. FBI agent Brad Wolgast is questioning whether the job he’s been tasked with has finally crossed a line. Anthony Carter is…
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Review | Baby Teeth by Zoje Stage
Hanna is a seven-year-old child whose behaviour has caused problems at school. She is now homeschooled by her mother, Suzette. Hanna adores her father but seems to despise her mother. In her mind,…
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Book Review | Foe by Iain Reid
Sometime in the near future, Junior and his wife, Hen, are living a quiet life on a farm. Until the day a stranger drops by with news. There’s a mission, and Junior has…
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Review | One of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus
Five students are in detention, all of them from different cliques in their high school. One of them, the owner of an infamous tell-all app, drops dead before the end of the day.…
