There’s no excuse for being a serial killer… Or is there? Superbly written, captivating and vivid historical novel based on a true story.

There’s no excuse for being a serial killer… Or is there? Superbly written, captivating and vivid historical novel based on a true story.
Well written, skillfully constructed detective novel set in London in 1896. A good ol’ pageturner with dead bodies galore – and bank heists.
A harsh look at modern, middle class people doing what people have been doing forever: cheating. In more ways than one. Great book club read.
Well written, moving accounts by a forensic psychiatrist, exploring the backgrounds of criminals and their motivations for committing crimes.
Moving and well written story of family dysfunction, the corruption of wealth and a life shattered by a series of poor decisions.
Funny, quirky, clever, entertaining and well written historical crime fiction. Book 2 in the Skelton’s Guide series
Shines with intelligence and warmth. Beautifully written exploration of love, marriage and the meaning of fidelity.
Atmospheric mystery set in 1399 in a French convent. Featuring feminist writer Christine de Pizan, who really worked under King Charles VI.
A rich, engrossing novel about women’s lives, abusive relationships, lifelong trauma, and speaking out.
Politics, religion, commerce and science collide in this intriguing, fast-paced historical mystery set in London in 1640. First of a trilogy.