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London Rules (Slough House #5) by Mick Herron

The Drift by CJ Tudor

The Staircase in the Woods by Chuck Wendig

November (Darker Days) by Thomas Olde Heuvelt

April 2, 2026 by Zirza Leave a Comment

London Rules (Slough House #5, Mick Herron) *** I enjoy the Slough House books, but I never do know what to write about them. They’re well written and the plot is usually creative and unpredictable, but in spite of that (or perhaps because of that) it’s always the same: River fucks something up, Louisa is prickly, Shirley is aggressive, Diana Taverner is sneaky and antagonistic and Jackson Lamb is smarter than everyone else. There is enough intrigue to keep things interesting (and the Apple TV […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Horror, Suspense Tagged With: chuck wendig, CJ Tudor, mick herron, Slough House, Thomas Olde Heuvelt

Zirza's CBR18 Review No:9 · Genres: Fiction, Horror, Suspense · Tags: chuck wendig, CJ Tudor, mick herron, Slough House, Thomas Olde Heuvelt ·
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The Eighties Man

The Chalk Man by CJ Tudor

April 29, 2025 by Zirza 3 Comments

Eddie is a young boy in 1986 and he does what other 1980s teenagers did: hang around with his friends during a long, hot summer. They devise a plan to send each other secret messages using stick figures that they draw in chalk. Then, a terrible accident happens and not soon after, a body is found in the forest.  If books and TV shows are anything to go by, it’s amazing that anyone managed to escape the eighties unscathed. Then again, the point of the […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Suspense Tagged With: CJ Tudor, eighties, The Chalk Man

Zirza's CBR17 Review No:22 · Genres: Fiction, Suspense · Tags: CJ Tudor, eighties, The Chalk Man ·
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Fire Fire Everywhere

The Burning Girls by CJ Tudor

May 11, 2021 by Jake 1 Comment

This book. Hmm. I think it would be easier to break this down into four parts: a thing I loved, I thing I liked, a thing I disliked and a thing I hated. A thing I loved… Being a mainline Protestant minister in  the post-church western world, I think CJ Tudor captures the subtleties and nuances of what parish ministry is like. She herself is not religious but whoever advised her did an excellent job. I appreciated it. A thing I liked… I don’t read […]

Filed Under: Horror Tagged With: CJ Tudor, England, horror, Religion, Sussex, The Burning Girls

Jake's CBR13 Review No:70 · Genres: Horror · Tags: CJ Tudor, England, horror, Religion, Sussex, The Burning Girls ·
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