Fiction

A story of father and son, grief and loss, mental health and climate change, and astrophysics! Brilliant.

Written in late 1940s America, this is a wry, dark, nostalgic account of family life by the author best known for her horror stories.

An epic tale of family, tragedy, romance and adventure woven around the lives of a 1950s female aviator and a modern day Hollywood movie star. Compelling.

Dangerous ideas presented by a visiting academic cause disruption, then murder, and Chief Inspector Armand Gamache must put aside his own feelings in order to solve the crime.

Powerfully moving and atmospheric, a story about nature, community and survival in the time of the pandemic.

You're never entirely sure what to expect with Jodi Picoult, and this doesn't disappoint!

A wry and emotive, gripping and insightful political thriller from the respected and enigmatic journalist and presenter. Loved it!

'Prejudice and the refugee experience are examined in this taut novel set in Malaysia'. Described as 'gripping', 'moving' and skilfully written, what will we think of it?

Sinister and compelling mystery set around a puzzling disappearance, the unravelling of a marriage and a psychiatrist's inner thoughts. Couldn't put it down.

Marisa has known Jake for only a few months but has no hesitation about moving in with him and trying for a baby. But in this novel of twists and surprises, no one is quite as they seem.

A young mum goes to a party and never returns home. A year later someone seems to be leaving clues to the events of that night.

It's midnight on Nora's last day on earth and she is transported to a library. This is where she can explore what else might have happened in her life, if she'd made different choices. Described as 'a beautiful fable', 'a brilliant premise and great fun', what will we think of it? 

The outbreak of a virus threatens the world order, affecting only men. Brilliantly written page-turner that boasts sensitivity and hope.