Fiction

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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.
by Robert Galbraith
The latest installment in the life of investigator, Cormoran Strike.
by Belinda Bauer
A terrifying opening with three children left alone in a car as their mother goes to phone for help and never returns. Full of mystery, humour and intrigue. We enjoyed it - did you?
Publication date: 23rd August 2018
by Andrew Wilson
Could the author pull off this imagined account of Agatha Christie's disappearance in Harrogate? A very enjoyable read!
by Keith Stuart
A delightful escapist read about the power of theatre and stories, friendship, and hope. Published in June 2018.
by Bernard MacLaverty
A retired couple take a short break in Amsterdam. But the sightseeing is interrupted by troubling memories. With humour and sadness, conflict and moral dilemmas, what will you make of this book?
by Anne Youngson
A charming innocence of a correspondence between strangers. Confidences are struck through revelations of loss and disappointment, and solace and friendship results. Delightful, and moving.
by Mick Herron
What happens when spies don't make the grade? They become Slow Horses, according to Mick Herron and this, his first in a number of books about Jackson Lamb and his team.
Publication date: 27th July 2017
by Jane Harper
Five women go into the Australian bush, but only four return. With tension, suspense and great scene-setting, this follow up to The Dry doesn't disappoint.

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