Tag: Political Fiction

• Fundamentally by Nussaibah Younis: Bold, Thought-Provoking and Surprisingly Sharp

  

  If you told me a few months ago that I’d be reading a novel set in Baghdad’s Green Zone, exploring radicalisation, family fractures, and political gamesmanship, I would have been surprised. But, as soon as I saw Fundamentally being released on Goldsboro’s website, I knew I had to pre-order it. It’s also now been longlisted…

  Megan Hall

  Mar 12, 2025

  Book Reviews, Messy People & Complicated Women

  Book Reviews, book-review, books, Contemporary Fiction, Ficiton, Fiction, Humour, LGBTQ, Political Fiction, reading

• Notes on a Drowning by Anna Sharpe: When the Water Runs Deep

  

  I knew going in that Notes on a Drowning was going to pack a punch. Having read Anna Sharpe’s historical fiction (written as Anna Mazzola), I expected strong storytelling, but wow – this debut thriller was something else entirely. Part legal drama, part political conspiracy, and all heart-stopping suspense, this book had me hooked from…

  Megan Hall

  Feb 19, 2025

  Book Reviews, Dark & Atmospheric, Twisty Reads

  Book Review, book-review, books, Crime, Fiction, Legal Thriller, Mystery, Political Fiction, Political Thriller, Suspense, Thriller