Review: The Survivors, Jane Harper
Over the past few years, Jane Harper has built her throne as undisputed Queen of Outback crime. In that respect, her fourth novel The Survivors represents a step change. Rather than […]
Over the past few years, Jane Harper has built her throne as undisputed Queen of Outback crime. In that respect, her fourth novel The Survivors represents a step change. Rather than […]
I have never believed that you have to attend every argument that you’re invited to and when I checked Twitter on the morning of this book’s release, I seriously considered […]
Tough read here. Enough people had been discussing this that I wanted to see what the fuss was about but I knew going in that it would not be an […]
‘Nadia once told me that she was kept awake at night by the idea that she would read about the end of the world on a phone notification.‘ American historian […]
I finished my review of The Hanging Tree with the expressed hope that it would not take another two years for the next instalment. But then that was exactly what happened, other […]
Jane Harper always writes with an incredibly powerful sense of place and The Lost Man is no exception. However, while her two previous novels, The Dry and Force of Nature […]
I read this book while in the early stages of labour with my first child, so it has a special significance for me. As the contractions gathered pace, my focus […]
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