Rosemary Goring

From the opening page, there is the assurance of being in good hands with this novel, the ease of the first chapter allowing you to settle in and…

Some time ago in our local town, an elderly woman wove her way between oncoming cars as if navigating an obstacle course. In a sense, that was…

When the judge sentenced neonatal nurse Lucy Letby last August to spend the rest of her life in prison, he described her as a “cold, calculated,…

The medical profession categorised what became known as chronic fatigue syndrome or ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis) as self-inflicted and/or…

it has become apparent that the shop owner’s predilection for young female employees was an open secret. One media commentator has since written…

Autumn seems to have arrived early this year, but the harvest is slightly later. Usually by the time schools go back fields are filling with hay…

The pandemic has only recently passed, Russia is at war with Ukraine and the political gulf in America is yawning ever wider. When Bob, the main…

Outside my window this summer there has been the sound of hillwalkers clumping up the street on their way to Lindisfarne, and holiday-makers…

Every summer, Edinburgh residents can be heard bemoaning the number of visitors in the city centre. “It can’t get any busier!” has become an…

Rita is the manager of a care home, but by night she turns into someone else entirely. A self-appointed online vigilante, she entraps men who prey…