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Julia Molloy reviews The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson.

Julia Molloy reviews Where She went by Gayle Forman.

Our book reviewer Julia Molly shares her thoughts on If I Stay by Gayle Forman.

Young’s talent as a historical fiction novelist, however, cannot be denied. Renegade is a typically bloody...

The Lovely Bones is a good emotional read, if a rather depressing one, but don’t expect to be entirely...

What I would say, however, is that Zafòn’s novel has a tendency to over-dramatize at times. Instead of...

J. M. Coetzee’s Foe is enjoyable and certainly thought-provoking. What it lacks in a complete ending it makes...

Although The Prisoner of Heaven is part of a series, it is certainly not inaccessible for someone who hasn’t...

Having said that, Mariani’s Ben Hope series is just as fresh as ever. It’s an enjoyable, fast-paced read...

The plot twists are clever and the ending is particularly well executed – it was a shock to discover just how...

Although not as gripping as The Books of Pellinor, Black Spring is a good, easy read.

Although you could argue that not much actually happens for the first half of the book, when the main event...

The issue I have with this novel, though, is its inevitability.

Having said that, the end of the novel is worth waiting for.

A tale of intrigue and conspiracy, Umberto Eco’s latest novel The Prague Cemetery brings to life...

Warm Bodies is a big screen adaptation of the novel of the same name and sees Nicholas Hoult in the lead role.

Set across two time zones and two British cities, Gillespie and I had the potential to be a very good novel,...

Small Island turned out to be a surprisingly well-chosen Christmas present this year from my brother. Normally...

Having enjoyed studying Zadie Smith’s White Teeth at A-level, I had high expectations when I eventually got...

Set in modern-day Greece, Zouroudi has created a dreamy masterpiece in her latest crime novel The Taint of...