Fiction

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by Robert Bryndza
Former police officer, and now a lecturer in criminology, Kate Marshall is drawn into investigating some horrific copycat murders. This is a graphic and disturbing book, but the characters, pace, and twists and turns of the investigation make it a compelling read.
by Nicola Upson
This Josephine Tey mystery revisits her youth when the playwright and sleuth lodged with two teachers at Charleston Farmhouse in Sussex.
by Elif Shafak
An astonishing concept in which to explore the life, and death, of a woman and her friends living in Turkey today.
by Susan Hill
The latest investigation by Simon Serrailler begins with a clever and unnerving burglary. Murder follows.
by JP Delaney
A fascinating premise for a gripping thriller, which continued with twists and turns to the conclusion.
Publication date: 25th January 2018
by Elizabeth Strout
Wonderful to return to the life of Olive Kitteridge and the daily challenges of life in the small coastal town of Crosby, Maine.
by Sally Rooney
A compelling and intriguing account of the self-indulgent and complicated relationships between a group of friends.
by Louise Doughty
A man steps off the platform into the path of the passing train. The woman who witnessed his death has her own shocking and tragic reasons for being at Peterborough station in the middle of the night.
by Salley Vickers
Three women ponder life as they care for the younger generation in a charming, amusing and poignant novel. Published November 2019.
by Ruth Jones
When Kate and Callum meet again 20 years after a destructive affair, they make some foolish and devastating decisions.
by Libby Page
A gentle but powerful tale of friendship, community and determination.
by Chris Brookmyre
An all-engrossing thriller - enthralling, intriguing, puzzling.
by Damian Barr
A heart-wrenching account of three generations in South Africa. Terrible and brilliant.
Publication date: 2nd April 2020
by John Connolly
An astonishing book about grief, coming of age, and the healing, redemptive power of stories.
by John Connelly
Described as a mix of crime and supernatural horror, this is not my usual sort of book, but I was hooked!
by Renee Knight
A battle of power which is delicately and subtly drawn. Just who is in control?
by Jane Harper
A powerful murder mystery set against family strife in the punishing heat of the Australian outback.
by Elly Griffiths
The latest murder mystery to be solved by Norfolk forensic archaeologist Ruth Galloway and DCI Nelson, and just as compelling as the 10 other books in the series!
by Beth O'Leary
Leon and Tiffy share a flat and a bed, but they've never met. Is this the perfect solution to the cost of living in London?!
Publication date: 15th May 2019
by Nell Stevens
The author opens her heart as she details her obsession with a man destined never to fulfill her hopes and desires, and she presents her devotion and admiration for a writer whose life she mirrors for one tip-top time.

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