Reviews

By Sibel Hodge  Inspired by the author's research into the dark web and the possible existence of red rooms “Into the darkness” is indeed dark. The novel is narrated by three characters, The Missing, The Detective and The Vigilante.  ‘The Missing’ is Toni, a psychology and criminology student who stumbles across a dark web site where people can pay-to-view … Continue reading Into the darkness

By Caimh McDonnell Full of  Irish acerbic wit, and set in Dublin this irreverent novel is one to enjoy. Detective Bunny McGarry has a complicated life which becomes even more so when he falls for nightclub worker Simone. She is smart and funny, and has more than enough troubles of her own. Bunny is given … Continue reading Angels in the moonlight

By Ryan Green In 2007, in a small town in the Czech Republic, a disturbing image was seen on a baby monitor. When the police became involved, they discovered evidence that shocked the country. The ensuing investigation uncovered a case of mutilation, confinement, brutality, and cannibalism. The two young brothers, nine and seven, had suffered … Continue reading The Kurim Case

By Glendy Vanderah A young girl turns up at the cabin that Joanna Teale is renting, while involved in her graduate research on nesting birds. Joanna has recently lost her mother and is herself a survivor of cancer. Joanna cuts a solitary figure, throwing herself into her work from dawn till dusk. The young girl is barefoot … Continue reading Where the Forest Meets the Stars