Published By: PodiumPages: 216Released On: 16/06/2026 The South of France is stunning, though not without its imperfections, from pickpockets to burglars to the occasional cold-blooded killer. But in his twenty-five years of service, Baxter—with a spotless reputation as a polished, well-mannered butler—has never run into any issues catering to the ultrawealthy. Until now. Baxter’s latestContinue reading “The Butler – Clare Mackintosh”
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Questers Academy: The Box of Locks – Sam Hay
Published By: Firefly PressPages: 240Released On: 04/06/2026Reading Age: 8+ Tom Friday was never meant to be a museum-guarding, artefact-finding, super-brave explorer. But on a visit to the Natural History Museum he gets embroiled in the world of the Questers Academy – protectors of mythical treasures and artefacts from around the world. Questers student Leesha isContinue reading “Questers Academy: The Box of Locks – Sam Hay”
Against the Tide – G.D Wright
Published By: AvonPages: 384Released On: 18/06/2026 If the truth could destroy you, would you choose to know it? DC Vinny Robson has spent his career seeking justice for others, but when an elderly couple are violently murdered in his hometown of Beachbrook, the investigation takes a devastating turn – one that cuts straight through hisContinue reading “Against the Tide – G.D Wright”
Foundling Fathers – Meg Elison
Published By: TachyonPages: 192Released On: 23/06/2026 The trouble starts when a curious young man finds a smartphone in his privy. The problem is, it’s supposed to be the year 1750. The Antediluvian Society—a shadowy cabal of right-wing billionaires—is fed up with a country they cannot fully control or understand. So they have done what anyContinue reading “Foundling Fathers – Meg Elison”
The Death Row Club – V. A. Vazquez
Published By: Simon and SchusterPages: 352Released On: 18/06/2026 Plenty of people have lousy parents, but Nicola Fischer’s father has just been convicted of murdering five young women, including her best friend. Fired from her job and hounded by reporters, Nicola passes the time by doomscrolling and drunk-dialling Greer Woods, the alluring host of the hitContinue reading “The Death Row Club – V. A. Vazquez”
Drop Dead Famous – Jennifer Pearson
Published By: Simon and SchusterPages: 400Released On: 04/06/2026 Fame can be a killer. Global superstar Blair Baker rises high above the stage for the opening number of her hometown show. The crowd erupts in applause. Then come the screams. For her sister, Stevie, Blair’s murder is more than a headline. And she will stop atContinue reading “Drop Dead Famous – Jennifer Pearson”
An Unlikely Visitor – Joanna Cannon
Published By: The Borough PressPages: 400Released On: 04/06/2026 Margaret thinks her time is up… Things have been hard since her husband Derek died, and they never really got over the disappearance of their daughter, Jeanie, all those years ago. Despite everything, they built a lovely life together… it’s just starting to feel impossible for MargaretContinue reading “An Unlikely Visitor – Joanna Cannon”
Two Sisters – Laura Dockrill
Published By: HQPages: 400Released On: 04/06/2026 Leonie and Nora couldn’t be less alike. Leonie is brave and bold. She left the Isle of Pitte behind in search of adventure and swore she’d never return. Nora prefers the cosy embrace of home. And besides, one of them has to take some responsibility. When her reckless lifestyleContinue reading “Two Sisters – Laura Dockrill”
Why Do We Love Medical Memoirs?
Let’s start with the basics: what is a medical memoir? Medical memoirs are one of those genres I find myself returning to again and again. There’s something about the honesty of these stories – whether they’re written by doctors, nurses, or patients – that makes them incredibly powerful to read. They can be heartbreaking, inspiring,Continue reading “Why Do We Love Medical Memoirs?”
The Ballad of Ronan McCoy – Colin Morgan
Published By: HQPages: 384Released On: 18/06/2026 Brendan’s best friend, his only friend, is Ronan McCoy. He knows things about Brendan that no one else does: about his job washing the cars at Feeney’s Funeral Home, about the loneliness he sometimes feels even when surrounded by hundreds of others at school. But Brendan never told RonanContinue reading “The Ballad of Ronan McCoy – Colin Morgan”
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