Books in the Media
Our brilliant authors have received lots of great press this past week!
Crime Monthly published a great review of Abigail Dean’s DAY ONE in their March edition: “This intricately plotted drama is sensitive and thought provoking.”
The Guardian has named DAY ONE by Abigail Dean as one of their thrillers of the month. Alison Flood reviews, “Dean writes beautifully and Day One is an absorbing, heartbreaking read".
People Magazine recommended FAEBOUND in their list of best romantasies! Lizz Schumer writes, ““If you’ve fallen in love with the intoxicating world of the fae after reading Holly Black’s The Cruel Prince, you’ll adore this epic romantasy. When two elven sisters are exiled to the wilderness, they discover the duplicitous, seductive fae. What follows is a sweeping story of love, desire, betrayal, divided loyalties and jaw-dropping plot twists.”
Elle Machray chatted to Scala Radio about their debut novel, REMEMBER, REMEMBER, for their book club. Read the interview here!
Stylist Magazine published a review of REMEMBER, REMEMBER in their latest issue. “Prepare to have a big cry while simultaneously punching the air.”
The Belfast Telegraph published a fantastic review of TEN SECONDS where they endorse it as ‘Broadchurch meets Harlan Coben’.
SPITTING GOLD by Carmella Lowkis received a lovely review from Kirkus Reviews: “Lowkis’ twisty debut plays with the conventions of the gothic novel in a tale that pits two ambitious sisters against each other… A deliciously convoluted tale of layered deceptions.”
Publishers Weekly have given a lovely review of BETTER LEFT UNSENT by Lia Louis. They conclude, “Funny, utterly relatable, and full of charm, Louis’s latest will delight existing fans and win her plenty of new ones.”
