Katie Who Can Read

Hello all. I've been at work for a couple of days so decided not to write readathon updates in my free time, but devote the time t...

It is the not-too-distant future, and the world has changed. After a worldwide epidemic of a debilitating disease, called Haden's Syn...

Day 4:  What was the last book you've thrown across the room? That's an easy one:  XO by Jeffery Deaver. It was not a great bo...

Just these last few weeks, it has seemed as though the whole world wanted me to read Patrick Süskind's Perfume: The Story of a Murderer....

Memories define us.  So what if you lost yours every time you went to sleep?  Your name, your identity, your past, even the people you l...

I was amused to see this book and recognise that a professional and renowned crime writer had turned her hand to writing fanfiction. Ther...

My best friend, Judith, is only two months older than me, but when we were at school, she was in the year above me. This proved very useful ...

Although I'd been vaguely aware of the Dexter books and the TV series based upon them, I'd not given them much thought until I saw...

It's Jack's birthday, and he's excited about turning five. He lives with his Ma in Room, which has a locked door and a skylight,...

Nineteen years ago, Daniel Robbin was found guilty of murdering fifteen-year-old Shep Stanley, and sentenced to death. Now, the execution da...

Another one of those mid-2000s TV series that I missed at the time, probably due to being away at university, Blackpool is a crime drama wi...

Series three is where Ashes to Ashes really gets weird. At the end of the Series two finale, Alex is shot in 1982 and wakes from her coma ...