Fiction

With most recently reviewed listed first, 20 per page.

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by Alexander McCall Smith
Both funny and wise, this story lifts the spirits and makes you want to get on a plane to Italy immediately! A wonderful book!
by Benjamin Johncock
A fascinating look at life at the start of the space race for a pilot, husband and father. Intriguing, clever and mesmerising.
by Janet Ellis
Found myself physically repelled by elements of this story, but it's brilliantly written.
by Camilla Way
A story of a friendship and obsession, with horrifying consequences. Compelling to read, with a haunting conclusion. Published July.
by Ian McEwan
A novella providing a snapshot of the life of a judge facing challenges personally and professionally.
by Maggie O'Farrell
A powerful, compelling and moving tale of three generations.
by Marina Lewycka
A funny, silly book about misunderstandings and mistaken identities, published in May.
by Fredrik Backman
A wonderful book! Funny, touching and uplifting. Everyone must read it!
by Rachel Joyce
A magical, moving and uplifting collections of stories, as you would expect from the creator of Harold Fry.
Publication date: 3rd November 2016
by Peter Swanson
Do we know a murderer? This is a clever, gripping and intriguing thriller where the reader's usual sympathies are upturned.
by A Yi
A disturbing presentation of the mind of a psychopath, translated from the Chinese.
by William Boyd
A wonderful, all-engrossing story of the life of a female photographer.
by Belinda Bauer
Great characters and a mystery that keeps you thinking long after you put the book down.
by Renee Knight
What would you do if the book you were reading was about you? A great idea, brilliantly executed.
by Susan Abulhawa
by Emily St John Mandel
A thought-provoking, gripping and haunting account of the end of civilisation.
by Fiona Neill
A shocking account of how one moment's madness and malice can so easily spiral out of control.
by Gavin Extence
This starts as one book, and turns into something quite different, but you won't be able to stop reading.
by Patrick Gale
A stunning, sensitive portrayal of a man's fight to survive and to love.

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