After a five year hiatus from publishing, John Green strikes gold. He interrogates the entirely unique and binary perspective and experiences of a teenage girl wrestling with OCD. In an effort to track down a fugitive billionaire her compulsive thoughts continue to derail her relationships, and a complex tale of friendship unfolds. Turtles All the […]

Babs Dionne is a mafia character you’ve never met before and will never forget. Ron Currie has written a gripping family thriller. Can Babs save her empire and her family from imploding as a territory war breaks out in Little Canada, Maine?

Murder, snowstorms and a sassy grandma – what more could you want? This debut novel is a witty locked-room mystery set on an island with a sharp grandmother-granddaughter sleuthing duo. Perfect for cosy thriller fans. (Agatha Christie with a modern twist).

Two rival writers, a reclusive legend and one unforgettable summer, Emily Henry reveals big feelings, bigger secrets and the biggest story of their lives. Lies, love and truth collide in the most unexpected plot twist.

Like any good glass of water this book is refreshing, enlivening and life restoring. The book gives a great new perspective on Rivers and the World. It’s a must read. Robert Macfarlane’s brilliant and perspective-shifting new book answers with a resounding “yes” the question of its title, arguing that rivers are not mere resources but […]

A stolen egg, a hidden past, and a somewhat chaotic chase. The Impossible Thing weaves together two timelines: a pre-war rural North Yorkshire community engaged in illicit egg collecting, and the modern-day pursuit of a rare red ‘Metland’ egg. As their paths converge, a tangled web of mystery and crime unravels…

A beautifully raw story of heartache, healing and the unbreakable bonds of sisterhood. It is as haunting as it is breathtaking. Coco Mellors stuns me once again.

Taking the form of a stream-of-consciousness email rant at their letting agent, Goodlord lays waste to dubious housing, precarious low-paid work, and toxic relationships.  

This is as good as Let The Great World Spin. Buckle up for a modern day Heart of Darkness from one of Ireland’s most poetic and poignant writers.

Dream Count is worth the twelve year wait Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie fans have had to endure since Americanah, with what is in essence four novellas in one sweeping, far-reaching great novel, written with the virtuoso precision of a world class pianist.