Book Review: Follow Me Home by Mark Edwards
Daniel and Laura were meant to be having the vacation of a life time. Bag packing around Europe, seeing all the exotic and historical places before going back to England...
Book Review: Hannibal Rising by Thomas Harris
Hannibal Lecter was 8 years old when his family were killed by Nazis during the Second World War. He and his younger sister Mischa were taken prisoner by Nazi soldiers...
Book Review: Sleep Tight by Rachel Abbott
Nine years ago Detective Chief Inspector Tom Douglas was called to investigate a missing person case, a father disappeared leaving his young girlfriend, Olivia Hunt and his baby daughter alone....
Book Review: The Bone Factory by Nate Kenyon
The Bone Factory is the most immersive reading experience I have come across recently. Its story is pulls you in completely from start to finish. I enjoyed it immensely. It...
Barton’s Movie Reviews – GONE GIRL
Gone Girl is the highly anticipated new film from director David Fincher. Based on Gillian Flynn's hugely popular book of the same name, Gone Girl is a thriller with plenty of mystery and...
Book Review: The Treatment by Mo Hayder
The Treatment is the second book in the DI Jack Caffery series. Written in 2001, this book covered a very disturbing subject matter. The plot follows Caffery as he races...
Ghostman by Roger Hobbs
[caption id="attachment_8037" align="alignright" width="197"] ' People See What You Tell Them To See...." - Isn't Jack[/caption] There is a man out there, you don't know him. You've probably met him...
Jack Caffrey in Poppet by Mo Hayder
Mental asylums have long been my favourite setting for a good horror novel. There's just something about total insanity and the fact that you can't trust your own senses that...