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"A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies . . . The man who never reads lives only one.”"

~ George R R Martin

Our Rec'd Reads

Nita Prose cleans up with her debut murder-mystery novel, The Maid.
Midnight in Everwood, M.A. Kuzniar's reimagination of The Nutcracker, is a charming, wintery delight.
Murder at the Seaview Hotel is author Glenda Young's confident first step into the world of cozy crime.
To celebrate World Book Day, The Recs RCD invites you to share in the pleasure of John Wyndham’s triumph The Day of the Triffids.
Cutting through the doom and gloom of lockdown, Ruthless Women by Melanie Blake is a saucy, frothy, compulsive page-turner that marks the welcome return of the 'Bonkbuster'.
With another release delay of the next Bond film, No Time to Die, why not spend the time exploring some of Ian Fleming's original novels. The Recs picks out five ...
Agatha Christie's first novel arrived 100 years ago. We examine The Mysterious Affair at Styles for clues why the author is still so popular