The book I think is most underrated: David Lindsey, A Voyage To Arcturus.

That shattering, intolerable, and irresistible work

Lindsay's engrossing book, a mixture of metaphysics and surreal dream-quest, stands as one of the great originals.

A hugely engaging novel from a talented new writer

A compelling tale uncovering a world of secrets, injustice and, for the lucky few, escape

Shimmering, beguiling and ruthless. A fizzing and assured debut

Sprawling and encompassing so many worlds, it's utterly gripping. Excellent.

Love this . . . a really fantastic read

This page-turner is the debut offering from Cork writer O'Connell and the sign of great things to come from him

The opening chapter grabbed me right away . . . I'm gripped

An instantly gripping page-turner

From the first pages I knew I was in for a treat and the book delivered, over and over again

A cast of characters you think you will know, trapped in a world you definitely won't. Illuminating, claustrophobic, addictive

Wonderful depictions of life in Dubai and an intriguing, interwoven plot

A literary thriller set in Dubai... O'Connell's debut does mainly reinforce the notion that expats are terribly entitled people but there's nuance in the few characters desperately seeking a better, more meaningful life.

An enjoyable and unconventional thriller... readers will be hearing more from Jamie O'Connell, I've no doubt.

An instantly gripping page-turner set around a death in Dubai.

Stunning... a tour de force.

Shout out Ciaran on the new book, everyone go cop that and take in the gems - real life issues being addressed. It's important to know that even though the book's called Cut Short your life don't have to be cut short, as long as you're breathing you got opportunities if you just focus and stay consistent

This book strongly gives a voice to the voiceless . . . essential reading

Takes us to the heart of London's street culture . . . more necessary than ever