Fiction

A story of a family, and a grand mansion, through the ephemera of their everyday life.

A novel about loneliness, love, labour and class, which 'subverts the comforting mundane' as it chronicles the immigrant experience in a nail bar, during a single day. Said to be funny, moving and 'hauntingly good'. What will we think of it?

Telling the story of two women involved in undercover work in WWII, inspired by real events.

A woman returns to her home town on the anniversary of her son's disappearance, and tries to find some answers.

Exploring a relationship from teen years to middle age, from Ireland to London.

A short story to be devoured in one sitting, about how the past always catches up with you.

Continuing the stories from The Cazalet Chronicles by Elizabeth Jane Howard.

A compelling story of love, loss, grief and obsession, and how we can be constrained and inhibited by a house.

Number eight in the series following the cases of DS George Cross. Brilliant!

A young man is released from prison with a new identity. His probation officer seeks to give him a new start, but does he deserve it?

In the world of literary events, Sophie becomes smitten and rather obsessed with one particular author.

A powerful and cleverly written book about a man's life one weekend.

The fourth in the Two Rivers series with detective Matthew Venn.

Imagining how Daphne du Maurier may have been inspired to write 'Rebecca'.

A funny and clever murder mystery. What a treat!

A big book about sisterhood, determination and resilience. A great read!

Looking at the changing lives and landscape of a rural community.

A charming story of a man looking back on his life and the relationships he made.

Margaret has lived with a tragedy all her life. Now, with her husband Derek dying, she may finally find some answers.

A beautiful standalone novel where we wonder, can you ever really truly know the people closest to you?