This is a clever, witty thriller that steadily builds suspense.
Outside looking in
Amit Chaudhuri's collection of essays is suffused by romanticism.
Brief encounters
The short story has been championed by some of the greatest writers, yet is often viewed as a poor relative of the novel. But the digital age looks set to give the form a new lease of life.
Interview: Kate Mosse
A British mother, wife and book editor found the material and momentum for her best-selling fiction in south-western France.
Lunch with Anne Summers
Anne Summers believes that despite recent milestones, women's voyage of empowerment continues.
Rage ignites in a life half lived
A creative awakening is brilliantly rendered in this suspenseful tale.
Inside is now out
This is very much a book of interiors, both literal and metaphoric.
Releasing this mortal coil
Much of the book involves debunking myths that cling to popular ideas about death.
A woman of action
From her own books to seeking author equality, Kate Mosse has a flair for drama.
The power of the pack
A rape trial opens the exploration of a dark and often under-reported side of professional sport.