Pen Farthings’s gripping account of how he saved his staff and animals as the US withdrew from Afghanistan in 2021 - it is nothing short of heroic.

A deeper look into the life of a woman who shaped FDR’s politics…

Masterful subtlety, intelligent dialogue, and complex characters make our hearts ache as we catch up with Eilis Lacey, twenty years after Brooklyn…

A disturbingly intimate exploration of real events, told through the eyes of a young orphan girl, at the mercy of Medici men…

The destructive nature of blind obedience is examined in this thought-provoking dystopian. Outspoken, satirical, and made of marmite, Mania is sure to ruffle some feathers, regardless of which end of the political spectrum you sit at…

With charmimg candour, Gramazio uses game theory to show how difficult (and entertaining) making decisions in modern dating can be…

Pierre Hazan’s personal experiences unveil the complexities of conflict mediation…

An astute and intoxicating observation of the messiness of Britain’s 1%, and the trials of queer love.

Dripping in lies and laced with jealousy, this marital mystery is hard to put down…

Generational ghosts whisper present truths in this intricate story of female autonomy and racial oppression.

Mitch Albom’s 2023 novel paints a heartbreaking picture of four interweaving lives during the Holocaust, and how one lie can change your fate forever.

Adalyn Grace’s hauntingly gothic mystery romance will ensnare you sensibilities

“Photographs are a way of imprisoning reality...One can't possess reality, one can possess images--one can't possess the present but one can possess the past.”

“Life continues outrageously, in whatever form it can. An unstoppable circularity: the past always in the present.”

A TV and fashion lover’s dream…

“Each affects the other, and the other affects the next, and the world is full of stories, but the stories are all one.”

A magical game turns sour in this winding fantasy read

Mallory Towers and St. Clare’s meets murder mystery