Daisy in Chains, the latest release from Sharon Bolton, is a welcome departure from her Lacey Flint series and it has so many twists and turns, you will be dizzy by the end of it. I absolutely loved this book, mainly because it is so different from Bolton's previous offerings and although I had ... Read the Post
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Little Black Lies by Sharon Bolton
While Little Black Lies is a welcome respite from the Lacey Flint series, it wasn't one of my favourite Bolton books. Set on the Falkland Islands about twelve years after the war, Little Black Lies seems like it is going to be a crime story about missing boys but it is actually more to do with the ... Read the Post
A Dark and Twisted Tide by Sharon Bolton
After being directly involved in a few high profile cases, Lacey Flint has quit her job as a detective for the sake of her sanity and is now working with the river police. However, that doesn't mean Lacey has stopped taking risks as she has taken up swimming in the dangerous waters of the Thames and ... Read the Post
Like This, For Ever by Sharon Bolton
Like This, For Ever is the third instalment of the Lacey Flint series and while I think it has an excellent plot, I'm starting to get really weary of Lacey. Several months after the events of Dead Scared, Lacey is on medical leave and having doubts about whether she has what is takes to be a ... Read the Post
Dead Scared by Sharon Bolton
Dead Scared is the second novel in the Lacey Flint series and is set about five months after Now You See Me. Lacey has been avoiding contact with Joesbury during his recovery from the gunshot wound that nearly killed him but when she finally agrees to meet him, she realises her feelings for him are ... Read the Post
Now You See Me by Sharon Bolton
Now You See Me is the first in a new series featuring DC Lacey Flint, a young woman with a mysterious past, who finds herself at the centre of a sinister plot with all too familiar overtones. I'll admit I wasn't exactly thrilled with the idea of a Jack the Ripper copycat because I feel that has been ... Read the Post
Blood Harvest by Sharon Bolton
Blood Harvest is the third Sharon Bolton book I've read over the past weeks but I just didn't enjoy this one as much, although it may be down to the multiple narrators. Bolton's previous books had one narrator, a female, whereas Blood Harvest has multiple viewpoints, including Evi, a psychiatrist, ... Read the Post
Awakening by Sharon Bolton
Awakening is set in a remote English village with a heroine who is practically a recluse due to facial scarring from childhood. Self conscious, Clara avoids human contact where possible, devoting herself to her career as a wildlife vet, but when an influx of snakes appears in the village, Clara's ... Read the Post