The Immortals: Evermore by Alyson Noel

Great follow up to the Twilight series (Review by Elena)
I got this book as it was amazing value for only £2.99 and I am so glad I did. It tells the story of Ever, who is... Read more

The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher: or the Murder at Road Hill House by Kate Summerscale

Great Non-Fiction (Review by Elena)
When little Saville is found dead just outside his house one thing is for certain: he has been killed by a family... Read more

World War Z by Max Brooks

World War Z - Max Brooks (Review by )
Despite the old cliches and countless movies, books and comics devoted to the subject of zombies, World War Z manages Read more

Netherland by Joseph O'Neill

Netherland - Joseph O'Neill (Review by )
An exquisitely written novel giving an insight into the mind of the average Bush administrated American. In this... Read more

Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell

Cloud atlas (Review by )
Cloud atlas is brilliant. David Mitchell's british book award winning novel is an exhilerating and epic tale. Read more

Jamie's Ministry of Food: Anyone Can Learn to Cook in 24 Hours by Jamie Oliver

Jamie's Ministry of Food (Review by Paul)
What can I say about this book? Sure it will make you put on a few pounds (If like me you drink the gravy) but what... Read more

When Will There be Good News? by Kate Atkinson

When Will There Be Good News? (Review by KJ)
Never has a title been so apt. But do not allow it to put you off. Kate Atkinson delivers a story that leaves you... Read more

The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson

The Gargoyle (Review by Will)
Horrific first two chapters may put you off however persevere and enjoy one of the best books of the past few years... Read more

The Reader by Bernhard Schlink

The Reader (Review by Elena)
I decided to read this book, like many people, because of the film adaptation, but I am so glad I did. This book's... Read more

The Story of Forgetting by Stefan Merrill Block

The story of forgetting (Review by Kath)
A heartbreaking but beautifully written story. The loss of someone or something can be devastating but forgetting can Read more

Red Wyvern: (Dragon Mage S.) by Katharine Kerr

Red Wyvern (Review by Mindy)
I started reading Katherine Kerr in 1989 and I cannot wait until the final book in the series comes out, the series... Read more

Case Histories by Kate Atkinson

Case Histories (Review by Will)
A crime novel with a difference. The narrative is scattered with pop culture references. Plenty of twists and turns... Read more

Tales of the City by Armistead Maupin

Tales of the City (Review by KJ)
one of my all time favorite book series, life in 70's san francisco. Great characters and storylines. A must read for Read more

The Girl Who Played with Fire by Stieg Larsson

The Girl Who Played With Fire (Review by Elena)
After reading "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" I could not wait for the next book in the Millennium series and I am... Read more

Dead Famous by Ben Elton

Dead Famous (Review by Janine)
I am a huge Ben Elton and this novel is a wonderful portrayal of the madness of todays fame obsessed culture. Would... Read more