Fiction

A clever and unusual tale of intrigue, desperation, hope and loyalty, with a fascinating glimpse of the effects of prison life.

An intriguing, puzzling, inventive, gothic tale of a young girl hiding in what used to be her family home.

A warm and funny account of a young, professional, black woman seeking love, friendship and fulfilment.

A clever, addictive read about publishing, murder and Suffolk, with a book within a book. Loved it!

Lucy and Joseph meet across a butcher's counter. They've nothing in common... A funny and tender account highlighting the prejudices, preconceptions and expectations we can all attach to our relationships.

It's war and, in 1944, V2 missiles have been unleashed on London. A young woman, after a close call, seeks to do her bit in preventing further atrocities.

Members of an investigative news team are murdered in London. What had they uncovered? Why have they been killed? Who's next?

A comic tale setting the already extraordinary story of the medieval saint Edmund against the shenanigans of modern British government.

A wonderfully magical Japanese tale of grief, love and friendship.

A school is under siege. Imagine yourself there for the next three hours. An astonishing, breathtaking read.

Lives are entangled in the high emotions of university life. A story of obsession, rivalry, secrets and lies, and Agatha Christie.

The war may be nearing the end, but Londoners are finding their patience and fortitude is wearing thin. Funny and touching.

One day in rainy Scotland. The families holidaying in adjacent cabins ponder their lives as they make judgements about their neighbours. A sense of foreboding culminates in a catastrophic conclusion.

A chance meeting and a holiday romance - was this all they were destined to be? Or will Cat and Sam overcome all the odds and finally find a way to meet again, on their bench.

Another stunning read from this talented writer, this time presenting the ruins of an affair while exploring grief, loss and obsession.

A gripping thriller following former police officer Kate Marshall's investigation for a missing person. Great characterisation and fast moving plot.

An extraordinary account of a young woman nursing in a maternity unit in Ireland at the time of the 1918 pandemic. Wonderful!

This is a funny and poignant tale of the challenges facing a young independent woman.

An unlikely friendship between a 16-year-old miner's son and an eccentric elderly woman, set on the Yorkshire coast one summer after the second world war, this book has been described as 'full of warmth and kindness'. What will we think of it?