A return to Gilead, with events now told from a different perspective. Interesting,sad.

Tempting thriller/love story about a dark family secret, set in Berlin as the Nazis close in on power.

Enjoyable easy read that visits its two main characters once a year on the same day. Perceptive and funny, if not hugely insightful.

Somewhat over-written mish-mash of genres and themes, with some startlingly good sections.

Interesting story about a haunted house that plays with the literary device of the 'unreliable narrator'.

Great things are expected (commercially speaking) of this long-awaited thriller. Meeting those expectations will be a tall order.

From the author of 'The Time Traveler's Wife' a supernatural tale about a pair of twins, set in London.

Meyer's first departure from the vampire sub-genre. Less romantic, a little more scary if you can take it seriously.

Decent Stalin-era thriller based on a real serial killer case. The writing is better than in most thrillers, which is a bonus.

Historical romp about Charlie Chaplin, World War I and Hollywood's infancy.

Another thriller with an interesting and original angle, that really would have benefitted from cutting.

Long, patchy and sometimes dull tome that does not live up to the hype. For readers who crave substance there are bettrer books out there, but you may have to look beyond Richard & Judy!