Fiction

Recently adapted into the Oscar-nominated film 'American Fiction', this novel was released in 2001. It's described as 'a wise novel about how we live'. What will we make of it?

A fabulous collections of short stories featuring all our favourite Elly Griffiths' characters - Ruth Galloway, Max Mephisto, Justice Jones, Harbinder Kaur, and more!

A book of two halves - in 1990 a woman, a mother and wife, disappears, but now, 30 years later, the mystery might be solved.

Daphne used to love listening to Peter, her fiancé, tell the story of how they met. Until one day it wasn't about them any more.

Another breathtakingly clever and gripping murder mystery, starring Horowitz and Hawthorne.

Brilliantly clever and funny murder mystery with a difference.

A wonderfully funny and touching story of two strangers who become friends while walking from one side of the country to the other.

A graphic novel! It's an increasingly popular genre so what will we make of it? This book has had rave reviews and is described as 'a story as old as the hills' made fresh and new by illustrations which are 'Posy Simmonds meets Edward Bawden'.

An unsettling and compelling thriller about friendship, revenge and jealousy.

Daphne Brewster has left London for quieter, safer Norfolk, but village life isn't quite as idyllic as she'd hoped.

Novelist Jane Austen finds herself the investigator of a murder when her younger brother is implicated in the crime.

A cosy crime feel with a very serious and powerful message. Brilliant!

A glamorous setting for a society wedding, but tragic events reveal the lives of power and success aren't all they seemed.

A moving and enlightening story of the family of the Suffolk artist, Thomas Gainsborough.