Book Review: Sometimes People Die by Simon Stephenson @BoroughPress @midaspr #SometimesPeopleDie

“The year is 1999. Returning to practice after a suspension for stealing opioids, a young Scottish doctor takes the only job he can find: a post as a senior house officer in the struggling east London hospital of St Luke’s.Amid the maelstrom of sick patients, over-worked staff and underfunded wards a darker secret soon declares…

Book Review: Here Be Icebergs by Katya Adaui; Translated By Rosalind Harvey @charcopress @midaspr

"One of the most subtle and original Peruvian writers in recent years." — El País The mysteries of kinship (families born into and families made) take disconcerting and familiar shapes in these refreshingly frank short stories. A family is haunted by a beast that splatters fruit against its walls every night, another undergoes a near-collision…

Audio Review: The Patient Man by Joy Ellis, Narrated by Richard Armitage @midaspr @Phoebe_Swinburn

It’s a pleasure to be sharing my review for The Patient Man by Joy Ellis as part of the audio book blog tour. Many thanks to Phoebe and Ben if Midas PR for the invitation. About the book From number one best-selling author Joy Ellis, a totally absorbing mystery full of stunning twists and turns.A…

The Nursery by Asia Mackay @abmackster @ZaffreBooks @midaspr #TheNursery #BlogTour

I'm so excited to be able to share my review today for The Nursery by Asia Mackay as part of the blog tour. Many thanks go to Charlotte at Midas PR for the invite and to the publisher for a review copy of the book. About the book Killing Eve meets Mick Herron in this riotously…

#Extract Silent Victim by Caroline Mitchell #BlogTour @Caroline_writes @midaspr

Today I'm very privileged to be sharing an extract from Caroline Mitchell's new book Silent Victim. I'm actually half way through the book and absolutely loving it but due to illness I've had to stop reading and I seriously can't wait to get back to it. Emma has it all. A beautiful son, a loving…