Fiction

Exploring the lives of three women in 90s County Donegal, this debut novel is described as 'immaculately crafted' with characterisation that is 'beautifully nuanced'. It's 'shot through with humour' and is a 'compelling, compassionate page-turner'. What will we think of it?

A beautiful story of the last days of an old man's life.

When one woman realises she is living the same day over and over again.

The debut novel by art critic, James Cahill, begins in the rarefied world of academia. Through the protagonist, Professor Don Lamb it explores art, privilege and power, and introduces us to the Venetian master, Gianbattista Tiepolo. What will we think of it?

A magical, uplifting tale of the power of books.

Dropping out of university, Luca returns home and falls into a job ghostwriting a memoir.

A compelling, tragic tale. Extraordinary.

When Fanny Knight, niece of Jane Austen, married Sir Edward Knatchbull, she becomes stepmother to Mary Dorothea and introduces the young woman to a new circle of friends, and a romantic interest.

Another brilliantly clever, inventive and entertaining mystery starring Susan Ryeland and Atticus Pund.

Described as a love story with a difference, the novel spans the Welsh coast and war-torn Syria. 'A hypnotic tale of lost identity, the quest for home and the wondrous resilience of the human spirit' - what will we think of it?

Described as 'hilarious, unsettling and unexpectedly moving' what will we make of this novel by Swiss author Christian Kracht, longlisted for the International Booker Prize 2025?

When Jim Maguire is released from prison for murder, he is pursued by his victim's sister.

Such a clever idea telling the story of a family through their holidays over the years.

A brilliant idea for a fabulous thriller - the housing market held to ransom by a sinister international power.

In 1944 a bomb hits a street in London, and five children die instantly. But what if they had survived? What lives would they have lived? Reviews have said of the book: glorious, exhilarating, brilliant, dazzling, extraordinary, superb. What will we think of it?

Described as 'a rare, searching tale of home, memory and sacrifice' which is 'poignant and often painfully comic', what will we make of this quest, set in Georgia?

What would you do if you could change the choices you've made in life? There's a magical place in Tokyo where that is possible...

A tale of a woman, a marriage, a family and an extraordinary voyage.