Fiction

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The Secretary
by Renee Knight
A battle of power which is delicately and subtly drawn. Just who is in control?
Disclaimer
by Renee Knight
What would you do if the book you were reading was about you? A great idea, brilliantly executed.
Never Saw Me Coming
by Vera Kurian
When a series of murders take place on a college campus, suspicion immediately turns to the secret research programme involving psychopaths. An astonishing thriller.
Publication date: 9th September 2021
Crow Lake
by Mary Lawson
A Town Called Solace
by Mary Lawson
A gentle but powerful, funny and touching glimpse into a small Canadian community as three families cope with the day-to-day in the light of tragic events.
Publication date: 18th February 2021
Agent Running in the Field
by John Le Carre
Nat is nearing the end of his career with MI6 when a new badminton partner takes him down a dangerous path. This is Le Carre's last novel. How does it compare to his other work? Listen to the comments in our February book club.
The Anomaly
by Herve Le Tellier
Science fiction, fantasy, thriller, political drama, family saga, moral dilemma - this novel has it all. An international bestseller which you can't put down, and can't stop thinking about.
Publication date: 20th January 2022
A Refiner's Fire
by Donna Leon
Publication date: 18th July 2024
The Lubetkin Legacy
by Marina Lewycka
A funny, silly book about misunderstandings and mistaken identities, published in May.
Various Pets Alive and Dead
by Marina Lewycka
Amazing Grace Adams
by Fran Littlewood
One day in the life of Grace Adams when things just don't go to plan, and there's so much at stake. Funny and moving. Loved it!
Publication date: 19th January 2023
People Like Her
by Ellory Lloyd
What happens for the social media 'influencer' when they are no longer in control. A dark and compelling suspense you daren't put down!
Publication date: 21st January 2021
Three Hours
by Rosamund Lupton
A school is under siege. Imagine yourself there for the next three hours. An astonishing, breathtaking read.
Publication date: 9th January 2020
For thy great pain have mercy on my little pain
by Victoria Mackenzie
A slim book, with a big title, exploring of the lives of two spiritual women of the 15th century and their extraordinary contribution to literature. What will we think of it?
Publication date: 19th January 2023
Blue Ticket
by Sophie Mackintosh
An unsettling but intriguing and consuming dystopian world, about fertility and choice.
Publication date: 27th August 2020
Midwinter Break
by Bernard MacLaverty
A retired couple take a short break in Amsterdam. But the sightseeing is interrupted by troubling memories. With humour and sadness, conflict and moral dilemmas, what will you make of this book?
Close to Home
by Michael Magee
Publication date: 6th April 2023
The Undertaking
by Audrey Magee
The Ninth Child
by Sally Magnusson
Blending folklore with historical fiction in the Scottish highlands, this is a beautiful and mystical story which explores religion and the supernatural, women's issues and engineering, with a profound sense of place. Wonderful!
Publication date: 19th March 2020
The Glass Hotel
by Emily St John Mandel
An intriguing, beguiling, all-engrossing tale of wealth and power, guilt and regret, fate, choice, morality, corruption, delusion...
Publication date: 6th August 2020

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