This book is an impressive achievement. Despite its length, Seth keeps his reader engaged throughout. Every character in the complex, interwoven story is finely observed and detailed with sensitivity and gentle humour. The book covers a period of a little … Continue reading →
A good thriller to read on holiday, by the author of The Ice House, The Scold’s Bridle, The Sculptress (as seen on TV).
Continue reading →Whodunnit set in wartime Bletchley Park, where they broke the enigma code and built the first computer.
Continue reading →Entertaining sci-fi-with-a-difference novel, impressively researched, and written with wit and humour.
Continue reading →A short novel – Venice will never quite seem the same!
Continue reading →Whodunnit in an unusual format, set in the middle ages and centred around a group of travelling players.
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