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A remarkable debut about a group of women battling for independence as a maelstrom of change threatens their Jamaican village

A shocking and gripping ripped-from-the-headlines thriller about extreme wealth, lost girls and dark secrets

From bestselling author Anita Shreve: an epic story, set against the backdrop of World War I, of a woman searching for the secret of her identity

Sarah Waters, the award-winning author of three novels set in Victorian London, returns with a stunning novel that marks a departure from the 19th century.

and a champion of outsiders, whether single women, the elderly or wartime refugees.Witty and subversive, her stories meld tradition and transgression, with secret sins and fetishes as much a feature of English life as eccentric aunts, country houses and parish churches.

'The forerunner of an entire school of African literary art.' Sunday TimesThose men who are history now;

'WHAT A READ!... Completely engrossing, undeniably enthralling... The biggest five stars.' NetGalley reviewer, 5 stars


'A masterclass in storytelling... Unforgettable.' Samantha Downing, author of My Lovely Wife

Everyone has a secret. ...

A timely, beautifully evoked and deeply moving story of identity, community and belonging - and an unlikely friendship that changes two lives forever

A literary jeu d'esprit, a modern-day Tristram Shandy, a hilarious satire on false scholarship, Wilson is David Mamet at his best and most mischievous. When the internet - and the collective memory of the twenty-first century - crashes, the past is reassembled from the downloaded memories of Ginger, wife of ex-President Wilson.

During the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s, an Iraqi journalist is given a tour of a military prison. He is informed by the major in charge about what is expected of him: he is to write a fabricated report about a murder that has occurred in the camp, in order to demoralise the enemy soldiers.

A charming tale of friendship, love and loneliness in contemporary Japan

The brilliant opening novel of the Catesby series, by a former special forces officer and 'the thinking person's John le Carre'

I will not be silenced...

A stunning mystery and a searing portrait of power, jealousy and desire from one of Ireland's most exciting new voices.

Based on the true story of a priest who refused to surrender...

When the cameras start rolling... KISS LIKE YOU MEAN IT

Set in the Durham mining village of Belgate in the 1930's.

A powerful, thought-provoking and highly readable novel by one of today's most talented writers for children.

In the Durham mining village of Belgate, the legacy of World War I affects rich and poor, socialist and aristocraft, Jew and gentile alike. Linked by place, chance, and time, the people of Belgate grapple with the personal and general costs of war, coal, and childbirth. And in the 1930s, they face together ...

Michael Adams writes advertising jingles and has come up with a way of spending less time with his sensible wife and young children: he secretly keeps a Thames-side flat, shared with three layabout bachelors, where he lives a precarious double life in an attempt to escape the strain of parenthood.