Books I love. Books that inspire. Books you should read, too
This website isn't just going to be the home to my novels. Great books deserve to be read so this little corner of the internet will also be reserved for all of my favourite books I've read over the years as well as what I'm reading now.
My favourite recent reads
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The Road (Cormac McCarthy)
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The Deluge (Stephen Markley)
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Five Decembers (James Kestrel)
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11:22:63 (Stephen King)
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All The Colours Of The Dark (Chris Whitaker)​
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How To Stop Time (Matt Haig)
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Tomorrow’s x3 (Gabrielle Zevin)
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I Have Some Questions For You (Rebecca Makkai)
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The Silent Patient (Alex Michaelides)
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The Plot (Jean Hanff Korelitz)
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Yellowface (Rebecca Kuang)
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Death Of A Bookseller (Alice Slater)
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Midnight Library (Matt Haig)
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Last Thing To Burn (Will Dean)
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Echo (Thomas Olde Heuvelt)
Honourable mentions (A-Z)
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A Certain Hunger (Chelsea Summers)
Any Stephen King book
Bewilderment (Richard Powers)
City On Fire trilogy (Don Winslow)
Damnation Spring (Ashley Davidson)
Day One (Abigail Dean)
Eruption (Michael Crichton and James Patterson)
Famous Last Words (Gillian McAllister)
Gone Girl (Gillian Flynn)
Harry Potter series (JK Rowling)
Lapvona (Ottesa Moshfegh)
Oracle (Thomas Olde Heuvelt)
Millennium trilogy (Stieg Larsson)
Nightwatching (Tracy Sierra)
None Of This Is True (Lisa Jewell)
Power Of The Dog (Don Winslow)
Shy (Max Porter)
The Book of Accidents (Chuck Wendig)
The Borrowed Hills (Scott Preston)
The Chamber (Will Dean)
The Chill (Scott Carson)
The Drift (CJ Tudor)
The Force (Don Winslow)
The Fury (Alex Michaelides)
The Horse (Willy Vlautin)
The Island (Andrew McKinty)
The Lamb (Lucy Rose)
The Last Passenger (Will Dean)
The Life Impossible (Matt Haig)
The Night Always Comes (Willy Vlautin)
The Sleepwalkers (Scarlett Thomas)
The Talisman (Stephen King & Peter Straub)
The Thursday Murder Club series (Richard Osman)
Wake Up and Open Your Eyes (Clay Mcleod Chapman)
We Solve Murders (Richard Osman)
Worst Case Scenario (T. J. Newman)
Wrong Place Wrong Time (Gillian McAllister)
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What I'm reading right now
Playground (Richard Powers)