(Paperback, 2nd edition)

The discovery of a long-lost letter reveals an old secret and the truth behind a woman's mysterious past in the best-selling novel from international publishing sensation, Kate Morton, author of The Shifting Fog and The Forgotten Garden.

(, Export/Airside)

'Part glamorous travelogue, part slow-burn mystery, this full-bodied tale of a runaway is at once formally inventive and heartbreakingly familiar... (It's also insanely funny.)' -- Lena Dunham

(Hardback)

A charming and beautifully-written gift book about cats and the women who love them, from internationally bestselling novelist Belinda Alexandra.

Friends, Alice, Hartley, Mitsy and Janie, unconsciously cross the boundaries of class and race as they swim, joke and watch films in the cinema in Sheba Lane, Broome. But as they grow older and World War II brings troubled times, they must deal with adult issues of passion, pain and death.

Broome, 1941. For years, Hartley has been in love with Mitsy Sennosuke, the daughter of a diver employed by his father on his pearl lugger. When war breaks out, fear of Japanese invasion divides the inhabitants. Is there any hope for Mitsy and Hartley's relationship

(Paperback)

The irresistible international bestseller you will not be able to stop talking about

(Hardback)

When a dock worker is found murdered, DI Jago uncovers a web of secrets about family, war and the British Empire.

(Paperback)

THE TIME(LESS) LORD OF SCIENCE, DR KARL KRUSZELNICKI, IS BACK.

(Paperback)

The powerful and inspiring diary of a doctor who survived the atomic bomb and treated the people of Hiroshima only 1500m from the centre of the blast.

In celebration of the bond between humans and their canine companions, "The Dog Chapel" gives readers an introduction to Stephen Huneck, his woodcuts and sculpture, and the chapel he built for dogs in St Johnsbury, Vermont, USA.

If there's been a theme in Justine Meade's life, it's loss. Her mother, her home, even her son. The one bright spot in her loss-filled life, the partner she could always count on, was Mack, her grey and black Sheltie - that is, until she is summoned back to her childhood home after more than twenty years away.

When Mishka is abandoned on the streets of Moscow he falls in with a gang of other homeless children, hoping theyll give him a chance of survival. But as winter freezes the city and food becomes scarce, he is left alone, to fend for himself. But he cant stay hidden from the world for ever .

(Paperback)

(Hardback)

Amateur sleuth Dominic Felse finds himself in a deadly game of cat and mouse in Czechoslovakia in "The Piper on the Mountain" before finding himself embroiled in two more mysteries set in India in "Mourning Raga" and "Death to the Landlords".

(Paperback)

A powerful and lively work of immersive journalism, Brin-Jonathan Butler's story of his time chasing the American dream through Cuba.

(Hardback)

A boy who lives every day twice uses his ability to bring down bullies at his new school in Mike Thayer's humor-filled middle grade novel, The Double Life of Danny Day.

(Hardback)

A new adventure for her much-loved detective Inspector Faro

(Paperback)

It's Christmas down under and Australia's iconic animals are set to party. Kookaburras, galahs, kangaroos, dingoes and many others sing the classic rhyme as only they can. Readers are treated to Michael Salmon's zany illustrations with sharks going a-surfin', possums playing, dingoes dancing and wombats washing.

(Hardback)

Tongue-in-cheek parody of No 10's lockdown party scandal

(, New edition)

The second in an award-winning steampunk fantasy series full of Lovecraftian monsters - perfect for reluctant middle-grade readers