Green River RisingAfter three years' hard time, minding no one's business but his own, Ray Klein wins his parole. That same day, the disciplinary perfection of Green River State Penitentiary is torn apart by tribal war, and the prison falls into the hands of its inmates. As the River sucks them all towards the abyss, Klein must choose either to claim his freedom and leave the ones he cares for to die, or risk everything and fight

justice is a matter of perspective

But will the on-screen tough-guy hero be able to sustain his role off-screen

Melvyn Bragg's portrait of the mood and politics of the era remains as pertinent today as on its original publication

They would never forgive the authorities their failure

Harsh winds scour the rocky coastline

I want you to remember something

Cry Baby is the shocking first case for one of British crime fiction's most iconic detectives

It's only now that I appreciate how extraordinary

In Inspector Iwata

A story of a woman who murders her lover

The Sister

like that of many other women born in the Welsh valleys