Category: humour
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Don’t Worry, Everything Is Going To Be Amazing by Billy Moran – Book Review
PUBLISHERS BLURB Chris Pringle: simpleton, casualty or local hero? Propped up by friends, benefits and a baffling faith in his plan, he lives in a world where every day is obsessively the same: wedged in his recliner, watching murder mysteries, taking notes. Until the day a serious and peculiar crime stumps the local police – […]
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Road Kill: The Duchess Of Frisian Tun by Pete Adams – Book Review
PUBLISHERS BLURB Cataclysmic events have occurred in the decorous upper middle class enclave within Southsea, Portsmouth, on the south coast of England. But what were the circumstances that contributed to this violent clash involving a Sherman tank and a bazooka? The strange occurrence is Investigated by Lord Everard Pimple, a naive, upper class twit who […]
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The Big Chill by Doug Johnstone – Book Review
PUBLISHERS BLURB Haunted by their past, the Skelf women are hoping for a quieter life. But running both a funeral directors’ and a private investigation business means trouble is never far away, and when a car crashes into the open grave at a funeral Dorothy is conducting, she can’t help looking into the dead driver’s […]
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Set My Heart To Five by Simon Stephenson – Book Review
PUBLISHERS BLURB A story of loneliness, love and loose connections, Set My Heart to Five is a hilarious, touching, dazzlingly perceptive debut novel, and a profound exploration of what it truly means to be human. 10/10 Jared does not have friends. Because friends are a function of feelings. Therefore friends are just one more human […]
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The Game’s Gone by Simon Barnes – Audiobook Review
PUBLISHERS BLURB Not since Richard Ford’s classic novel, The Sportswriter, has a novel caught the world of sports journalism so vividly and so well. No one would call David Rose – or ‘Rosie’ as he’s known to one and all – a star, but he’s good at his job and proud of his work as […]
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Death Of A Painter by Matthew Ross – Book Review
PUBLISHERS BLURB IN THE BUILDING GAME TIME IS MONEY AND MONEY IS EVERYTHING. UNFORTUNATELY FOR MARK POYNTER, HE’S RUN OUT OF MONEY AND HE’S FAST RUNNING OUT OF TIME. When Mark Poynter discovers a murder on his worksite all of his financial problems suddenly seem a lot closer to home: was this a warning his […]
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QualityLand by Marc-Uwe Kling – Book Review
PUBLISHERS BLURB Everything in QualityLand is geared towards optimizing your life. QualityPartner identifies your ideal mate, earworm personal assistants get you where you need to go and android drones know you need a six pack of beer at the end of a long day even before you crave one. Humans, robots and algorithms co-exist, everything […]
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