Hollywood insider Abby Stern's debut about a reporter who captures the glitz and grit of Hollywood, even as her own life becomes intertwined in a public scandal that may cost her everything.

(, Main)

Presents a series of stories told in many forms: a McDonald's drive-thru operator who spends his shift trying on accents; an ex-child star recalling a massive beachside bacchanal; hospital volunteers putting a camera in the hands of a patient obsessed with horror films. This book contains profound insights into the nature and purpose of acting.

A provocative debut exploring sex and sexuality as a twentysomething New Yorker pursues a sexual freedom that follows no lines other than her own desire.

(, Main)

The film tie-in edition to the major film starring Jeff Goldblum and Willem Dafoe.

(, Airside/Export ed)

In 1964, a young Australian girl, Linda Carr, is trying to track down the wreckage of the Liberator bomber in which her father died when it crashed in North Italy in 1944 during World War Two.

In 1964, a young Australian girl, Linda Carr, is trying to track down the wreckage of the Liberator bomber in which her father died when it crashed in North Italy in 1944 during World War Two. She employs the help of Jack Kirby, a British Mosquito fighter pilot who was on operations in the area when her father died. Based on true story.

A sequel to her novel, ONLY HUMAN hailed by the Daily Telegraph as 'Not only human, but also divine'

(Paperback)

Maggie O'Farrell's groundbreaking debut: a stunning, best-selling story of wrenching love and grief

(Paperback)

Taking chances is part of life, but when you bet your future against the odds, it's a high risk game.

Lynnie Downs' plans to marry Ozzie are not going well; Ray's due out of prison soon, Jimmy and Dec have escaped from Leicester to avoid the police and Colin is up to no good. At work she can forget all this, for behind the counter at Cigar Sid's betting shop, her own fortunes are about to change.

A reimagining and continuation of E. M. Forster's literary masterpiece Maurice, told from the gamekeeper Alec Scudder's perspective.

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The visionary final novel in Paul Kingsnorth's iconic Buckmaster Trilogy - a timely and seminal portrait of climate apocalypse.

Has sold over 1 million copies since first publication in the 1960s

(Hardback, General)

This is a wonderful tale of courage,
self-discovery and outstanding friendship
in trying times, and you're sure to grow
to love all of Alice's girls...'
People's Friend

A haunting exploration of love and loss by the Beckett of the twenty-first century (Le Monde).

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How do you go about rewriting the story of your life

Francine Champion couldn't be happier with her life working as a mechanic at her uncle's Leicester garage. But when oily Eddie Taylor starts seeing her best friend, Stella, Frankie can't help but feel uneasy.

When Thea's best friend persuades her to enter a local Beauty Contest, Thea meets handsome Vernon Gray. But as Thea becomes more interested in Vernon's work, she realises that he is not quite as respectable as she had once believed.

(, Export/Airside)

A sizzling story of sex, ambition and murder, set amid the glistening super-yachts of the Amalfi coast.

'If you're a fan of Jilly Cooper or Jackie Collins, you'll love Sin Tropez' - OK! (on Aita Ighodaro)

When local tearaway Sean 'Superboy' Duke starts to get tangled up with a group of major league Russian criminals, things start to go awry in the sheriff's small, protected domain and Wing must call on all the personal resources he has cultivated during his working life: patience, tact, and - especially - humour.

(, Main)

If wishes were horses, beggars would ride. (Trad) When Lara was twelve, and her younger brother Alfie eight, their father died in a helicopter crash. A prominent plastic surgeon, and Irishman, he had honed his skills on the bomb victims of the Troubles.

(Paperback)

From the bestselling author of Breasts and Eggs and international literary sensation Mieko Kawakami comes a deeply moving story about a woman searching for meaning in contemporary Tokyo.

(Hardback)

A tale of romance and adventure, this is the story of Philadelphia Gordon, orphaned at 13 and sent to live on the banks of the Murray River in Australia with her aunt and uncle. Cato's previous books include "A Distant Land", "Brown Sugar" and "The Heart of the Continent".