A bold, compelling memoir from pop superstar Britney. She has had a turbulent life, of which the titles of her…
A collection of nastily compelling stories set in the ruthless world of financial traders in the City of London, also…
The title of this book sounds like it could be rude, but ‘bummel’ is a ‘stroll’ in German, or in…
A magic-soaked, hallucinatory quest novel first published in 1968, The Last Unicorn rather captivated me, although towards the end I…
A quietly supernatural, simply-written short novel about family. It’s narrated by Yayoi, who goes to stay with her otherworldly aunt…
This book is said to have Gormenghast and Hogwarts vibes – referencing two of my favourite series – so I…
This is the third of Isaka’s books I’ve read. I thought it wasn’t as good as Bullet Train (it does…
An enjoyably hair-raising collection of supernatural stories set in churches or relating to monks, priests, etc. There is something particularly…
Shocking, fast-paced, short and sinister, The Train is a standard example of a Point Horror book. It’s not on my…
Anything written by a woman who wears mini Battenberg cakes in her hair is going to be worth reading. I…