Fiction

A woman's life is told through labels on the wall in an exhibition of art works.

A magical, mystical Japanese tale about finding healing through owning a cat.

Anna, a journalist is commissioned to ghostwrite the memoir of Nate, a leading neuroscientist, but is distracted by the events leading up to Nate's wife's sudden death.

A fabulously entertaining and engrossing tale of modern family life.

Cassie's working in a gym and facing having to train her former boyfriend. Is this an opportunity to settle a score?

A time-travelling detective steps into Victorian London for her latest assignment investigating a cold crime.

Freya and her Aunt Carole - the Lockwood Antique Hunter’s Agency - are called to investigate a deadly crime on a ship full of antiques enthusiasts.

The best thriller I've read in a long time - original, timely, thought-provoking, moving. Couldn't do anything else until I'd finished it.

A historical thriller based on real life events, set on a train...!

Based on a true story, this is the life of Fredy Hirsch and how he cared for the children imprisoned in Auschwitz.

A gripping thriller highlighting a fractured society.

Fremlin is called 'Britain's Patricia Highsmith' and the novelist Clare Chambers describes this 1950s mystery as a 'dark delight. Witty, unsettling domestic noir. Imagine Barbara Pym with arsenic'.  What will we make of it?

A fictionalised life of the iconic art collector Peggy Guggenheim.

A British translator is summoned to an assignment in Russia where he meets a former lover, and uncovers a plot with terrifying consequences.

A brilliantly funny and poignant account of a woman coping with approaching middle age.

A wonderfully atmospheric, nostalgic read immersing the reader in the lives of two young women in the 1950s.