Fiction

An out-of-work actor takes a job from a university professor, in a psychological experiment. Longlisted for the Booker Prize 2026.

Published in 2022, by the Nobel Prize winning author, the subject of this novel couldn't be more fitting for our times today. Klara is 'an artificial friend'. Soon to be a film, what will we make of this story by a much-loved writer?

A beautiful feel-good story of loss, and the joy of finding the right book at the right time.

The third thriller featuring travel writer and spy, Gabriel Dax.

The follow-up to the incredible 'Lessons in Chemistry'.

A love story told from the perspective of the friends, family and strangers on the periphery! Brilliant.

Shortlisted for the 2026 Women's Prize, this novel explores the repercussions of patriarchy by 'exalting the beauty and strength of Black womanhood'. What will we think of it?

A moving and life-affirming tale about finding beauty in the brevity of life, where our narrator is Death.

A beautiful, uplifting story of kindness and community.

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.