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Small Fires by Ronnie Turner

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Folk horror. Gothic thriller. Crime novel, a bit, maybe. You can’t readily pigeonhole Small Fires, but what you can say is that this is a remarkable work of the imagination. Just as the likes of William Blake and JRR Tolkien envisaged strange, distant realms and…
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Victorian Psycho by Virginia Feito

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Virginia Feito’s new gothic thriller, Victorian Psycho, has attracted the attention of readers and commentators not only for its originality, but for its in-your-face macabre violence. It’s graphic. It’s bloody. And in this book, the first-person narrator is the serial killer. She doesn’t murder at…
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Sweat by Emma Healey

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It’s been almost a decade since we last heard from Elizabeth is Missing author Emma Healey, and just like any good personal trainer, she likes to keep you on your toes. A strange analogy, perhaps, for a writer who leapt to fame with a debut…
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The Oligarch's Daughter by Joseph Finder

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There’s lots of advance praise for thriller author Joseph Finder’s new novel, The Oligarch’s Daughter, and it moves swiftly from its settings in Manhattan, small-town New Hampshire, the White Mountains, rural Pennsylvania and elsewhere. There’s even a short interlude in Moscow. Essentially, it’s a story…
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