• Me and My Sisters by Sinéad Moriarty

  20 Mar 2012

  Published in the UK for the first time in Penguin paperback on 26th April, priced £6.99 With the trademark warmth and wit we have come to expect from bestselling writer Sinead Moriarty, Me and

  

• The Woman in Black haunts our bedrooms as well as our screens

  28 Feb 2012

  Following the release of the film on 10th February, the Woman in Black is now getting a new wave of readers, of this already extremely successful novel.

  

• Review The Crowded Grave Martin Walker

  20 Sep 2011

  Book Review The Crowded Grave Martin Walker

  

• Book Review The Truth Will Out Anna McPartlin

  20 May 2011

  FemaleFirst reviews: The Truth Will Out Anna McPartlin

  

• Chalet Girl Review

  23 Mar 2011

  Every British rom-com that comes out wants to be the next Notting Hill or Four Weddings. Hell, even Bridget Jones wouldn’t be bad. But where those classics of the 90s dared, Chalet Girl just doesn’t.

  

• The Adjustment Bureau Review

  07 Mar 2011

  Sometimes films get miss represented by the people in marketing to try and get more bums in seats.

  

• I Am Number Four Review

  28 Feb 2011

  It's been nearly three years since we have seen D.J Caruso in the director's chair and two years since the lovely Alex Pettyfer graced the big screen.

  

• Paul Review

  21 Feb 2011

  It was back in 2007 when we were treated to the last Simon Pegg/Nick Frost fest with Hot Fuzz but now they are back with their latest collaboration.

  

• Tron: Legacy Review

  17 Dec 2010

  Some films live to tell great stories. Grand adventures or personal tales. The original Tron was not one of these.

  

• The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Review

  13 Dec 2010

  It has been two years since we were last transported to the C.S. Lewis’ Narnia but with a new director at the helm the third movie in the franchise has hit the big screen.

  

• Skyline Review

  15 Nov 2010

  You don’t have an alien movie come grace the big screen all year and then three a re set to come along in quick succession; Skyline, Monsters and Battle: Los Angeles in the new year.

  

• Review: Love In The Time Of Dragons - Katie MacAlister

  11 Oct 2010

  FemaleFirst Book Review: Love In The Time Of Dragons - Katie MacAlister

  

• Review: Beautiful Darkness Kami Garcia

  08 Oct 2010

  Beautiful Darkness Kami Garcia & Margaret Stohl - Some loves are meant - Others are cursed

  

• Heart Of Tango By Elia Barcelo

  21 Jul 2010

  Heart Of Tango Elia Barcelo

  

• Twilight Saga: Eclipse Review

  20 Jul 2010

  It doesn’t seem five minutes since New Moon had all the twi-hards rushing to the nearest cinema but Twilight fever has once again gripped the globe with the release of Eclipse, the third movie in the series.

  

• Inception Review

  19 Jul 2010

  Christopher Nolan is a director who is not afraid to push the boundaries of filmmaking as he has brought a string of intriguing plots and complex characters to the big screen over the years.

  

• Up Close And Personal Leonie Fox

  14 Jul 2010

  FemaleFirst Book review - Up Close And Personal by Leonie Fox

  

• Book Review: Step Sisters by Rupert James

  19 Jun 2010

  FemaleFirst Book Review: Step Sisters by Rupert James

  

• Brooklyn's Finest Review

  14 Jun 2010

  It was the gritty cop drama that really announced Antoine Faqua as a filmmaker to watch back in 2001 when Training Day hit the big screen.

  

• Single in the City - Michele Gorman

  24 May 2010

  FemaleFirst reviews Single in the City - Michele Gorman

  

• Book review: Water for Elephants - Sarah Gruen

  02 May 2010

  Book review, Water for Elephants Sarah Gruen

  

• Clash of the Titans Review

  06 Apr 2010

  You could argue that a remake of the 1981 movie Clash of the Titans is a little unnecessary but, non the less a twenty first century CGI Laden version of the original is here.

  

• Legion Review

  08 Mar 2010

  It’s always great to see Paul Bettany on the big screen and Legion is his latest project, his first film since Darwin last year.

  

• Valentine's Day Review

  15 Feb 2010

  Garry Marshall, the man behind Pretty Woman and The Runaway Bride, is back in the director's chair for this ensemble piece.