» Natural Causes
The first title in the exciting new Detective Inspector McLean series. A riveting crime thriller set in an Edinburgh terrified by a series of ritualistic murders, it’s a book perfect for fans of Ian Rankin, Peter James and Stuart McBride.
» The Movement of Stars
A ‘spectacular debut’ (Hannah Tinti), this historical romance is a tale of forbidden love and secret ambition set in a nineteenth century Quaker community. 'Blazes with feeling and intensity' - Paula McLain.
» The River of No Return
'Time is like a river. It always flows in one direction…there is only going forward. No one ever goes back...it is impossible.’ The River of No Return is a thrilling combination of sci-fi and romance that asks: what if the impossible was possible?
» Billy and Me
With the emotional impact of Jojo Moyes, and the lightness of touch of Jenny Colgan, Billy and Me is a gorgeously romantic debut novel about the redemptive power of love by journalist and blogger Giovanna Fletcher.
» Consolations of the Forest
A bestselling and award-winning book about living in Siberia for six months from France's most brilliant travel-writer. A French publishing sensation that won the Prix Medicis for non-fiction in 2011, it has already sold over 240,000 copies since publication in September.
» The Sea Change
A lost village taken by the war office in 1943, and an Indian beach town devastated by a tsunami in 1971: a mother and daughter's stories intertwine in this deft novel about the landscapes we live in, and what it means to lose them.
» The Secret Rooms
A plotting Duchess, a tragic death and a castle full of mystery - a true tour de force from the author of Black Diamonds, set in England's fairytale Belvoir Castle.
» Midnight in Peking
A father hunts for his daughter's killer in pre-war Peking - a gripping true murder mystery story from Paul French. 'Fascinating and irresistible. I couldn't put it down' - John Berendt, author of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.
» The Colour of Milk
Narrated by an illiterate farmer's daughter in the 1830s, this is an unforgettable novel with a fierce, urgent voice. 'An astounding read. Like the best bits of Hardy's Tess of the D'Ubervilles’ - Stylist Magazine.
