Book review: Dark horror story from king of Belfast noir is gutwrenching

Stuart Neville ticks all the horror boxes in 'Blood Like Mine' — a terrible tale that has no neat ending
Book review: Dark horror story from king of Belfast noir is gutwrenching

Author Stuart Neville has been described by the Guardian as 'the king of Belfast noir'.

Sat, 24 Aug, 2024 - 01:00
Colette Sheridan

  • Blood Like Mine 
  • Stuart Neville
  • Simon & Schuster, £14.99 

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