Published By: HQPages: 432Released On: 05/11/2026 When three-year-old Tippi Macklin goes missing on a weekend break with her parents, her face appears in newspapers around the world, sparking endless debate and conspiracy theories. Wealthy and glamorous Jed and Gabby never give up hope that ‘Little Tippi’ will be found. Eighteen years later, a young womanContinue reading “A Knock at the Door – Louise Candlish”
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Isolde – Phoenicia Rogerson
Published By: HQPages: 416Released On: 19/11/2026 Isolde, Queen of Cornwall, is on the run. She didn’t mean to drink a love potion with the king’s nephew, but that little accident has made her scandalously famous. Luckily, she and Tristan find refuge in Camelot, the legendary court of King Arthur. This ought to be her happyContinue reading “Isolde – Phoenicia Rogerson”
Death Comes as a Shadow – Natalie Marlow
Published By: BaskervillePages: 352Released On: 05/11/2026 It’s May 1935, and while the rest of Birmingham is decked in red, white and blue for the silver jubilee, the detective agency in Needless Alley remains unpatriotically down-at-heel. Into the office walks respectable spinster, Myfanwy Davies. She is dying, has cash to spare, and her last wish isContinue reading “Death Comes as a Shadow – Natalie Marlow”
Michael – Bob Mortimer
Published By: Gallery UKPages: 320Released On: 19/11/2026 Michael has had a big life. A life of abundance and applause. But now he’s dead (or at least he’s pretty sure he is). He is given the chance to return – but it comes with a catch. He ends up back in a time he’d tried toContinue reading “Michael – Bob Mortimer”
The Body in the Bath – Ragnar Jónasson
Published By: Michael JosephPages: 304Released On: 12/11/2026Translated By: Philip Roughton As snow blankets Reykjavík and Christmas approaches, young detective Helgi is looking forward to a quiet holiday – until those plans are torn away in a flash. One month after his girlfriend Aníta is killed in a car accident, he returns to work in Reykjavík,Continue reading “The Body in the Bath – Ragnar Jónasson”
Everything Happens So Much – Andrew Hunter Murray
Published By: OrionPages: 336Released On: 05/11/2026 Nothing ever happened to her. And then everything did. Esme Good is an unremarkable young woman working a dull job in a city much like the one you’re picturing now. Her only escape is The Elsewheres: tiny potions which allow her to visit alternate versions of herself. Sadly, theseContinue reading “Everything Happens So Much – Andrew Hunter Murray”
In One Brief Moment All Eternity – Elif Shafak
Published By: VikingPages: 608Released On: 15/10/2026 During a time of great turmoil, Gustave Flaubert created literature’s most scandalous heroine: Madame Bovary. He then poisoned her with arsenic. But what if, 175 years later, Emma – and the women history overlooked – could seize the quill from his hands and tell a different story? In OneContinue reading “In One Brief Moment All Eternity – Elif Shafak”
Lessons in Harmony – Jonathan Coe
Published By: VikingPages: 240Released On: 12/11/2026 The year is 1907 and Maurice Ravel is one of the most admired young composers in France. In Belle Epoque Paris he cuts a charismatic, dandyish figure, whose technically flawless music hides a deep emotional core, and whose unpredictable talent is as hard to pin down as his mysteriousContinue reading “Lessons in Harmony – Jonathan Coe”
Operation Doodlebug – Tia Fisher
Published By: Piccadilly PressPages: 256Released On: 05/11/2026Reading Age: 9-12 It’s 1944 and Stan’s hopes of keeping his family together until the war is over are shattered when his father signs up to fight. Left with his mother in Croydon as Hitler sends over waves of V1 rockets, Stan suffers endless air-raid sirens and long nightsContinue reading “Operation Doodlebug – Tia Fisher”
Hollow Bones – Jodi Picoult
Published By: Michael JosephPages: 464Released On: 05/11/2026 I reach up and unravel my braid. When my hair is loose and whipping around my face, I take the red ribbon I’ve woven through it and press it just beneath my mother’s etched name, underlining. She was here. She was mine. When Molly Fitzgerald was two months old,Continue reading “Hollow Bones – Jodi Picoult”
