Review: Hermit by Chris McQueer
Jamie’s been talking to his online pal who’s found a forum for guys like them - men who don’t match the picture of how masculinity is ‘supposed’ to look. Soon, he finds out who’s really at the root of his problems: women.
Review: Graffiti Girls by Elissa Soave
Rebellion and smarts from the women you’d least expect
Review: Gone To Earth by Jane Jesmond
Climbing, crime, and corruption in a fast-paced thriller. From Spain to Scotland, there’s plenty to keep you guessing.
Review: The Three Lives of Cate Kay by Kate Fagan
Review: The Bell Witches by Lindsey Kelk
First in a new YA fantasy series set in the heat of Savannah
Review: The Edge of Solitude by Katie Hale
“It’s rare that we notice things disappearing until they’re already gone…”
Review: What A Way To Go by Bella Mackie
The best book about entirely unlikeable characters I've read this year
Review: The Lost Lionesses by Gail Emms
The tale of the forgotten 1971 England World Cup team
