Katherine Carlyle
by Rupert Thomson
I had to read it three times to make sure: on page 21 of the novel that bears her name, Katherine Carlyle leans over the side of Rome's Ponte Mazzini and drops her phone into the Tiber. Her phone?! On... (Tom)
Lucy and Andy Neanderthal
by Jeffrey Brown
MADE-UP
If, as researchers have recently estimated, most of us have a little Neanderthal in us, it might be the goofy sitcom gene. Or at least that's what you'd guess from the first book in the new series by... (Tom)
The Golden Age
by Joan London
MADE-UP
A polio hospital for children in Western Australia in the 1950s might not seem the most promising territory for a story of heart-catching beauty, but that's exactly what London's third novel is. I hat... (Tom)
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