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A novel of love and loss, set in Tooting and Balham in the 1920s.

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Elissa Koebel's memoir is as scandalous and self-absorbed as its writer, but for Hope, it is more than just the latest salacious read. The chapter 'A Summer in Ireland' tells of an episode that Hope remembers well, when the younger, beautiful and unconventional Koebel arrived to disrupt a family holiday.

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A Love Like This is the climatic conclusion to the Cardinal Trilogy. Not only does it showcase the bonds that we create with those who fatefully enter our lives when we least expect it, but it also highlights the miracle of love that surrounds and takes hold of our hearts in the process.

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The story examines the complexities of human emotion, mental health, and the search for connection and meaning in an often confusing and disconnected world. Other books of a similar nature might include: "Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger - "Perks of Being a Wallflower" by Stephen Chbosky - "Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine" by Gail Honeyman - "A Man Called Ove" by Fredrik Backman

One of the preeminent novelists of our time dazzles readers with a story of two young lovers in New York. Their romance, seemingly shattered on the eve of the millennium, is played out against the tale of an older couple lost to each other for half a century.

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Danny demands that Jeremy takes her in, and he hires her as his maidservant - although he wants her as his mistress.

Danny blossoms into a lady under Jeremy's guidance, but she refuses his amorous attentions because she knows he will never marry her.

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Discover one of India's most valued and adored twentieth-century novelists, including his novel Swami and Friends.

Here are three of R. Narayan's most famous and best loved novels: Swami and Friends, The Bachelor of Arts and The English Teacher.

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A wonderful historical novel from one of our best loved and most prolific writers

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Moriah's heart will only be safe with a man of his word.

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"Originally published in hardcover in the United States by Pantheon Books, a division of Penguin Random House, LLC, New York, in 2014"--Title page verso.

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Who 's meddling with happily ever after

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An absorbing novel about family, love and friendship from the bestselling author of Last Christmas.

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It is almost a year since Sean and Thea met and it's been a roller-coaster ride: they're getting married on Christmas Day! Neither Thea or Sean want a big fuss - a simple wedding, with Christmas lights and just a few sprigs of mistletoe for decoration is all they need. But before they know it, things begin to get complicated.

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A reissue of this classic World War II novel.

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Remember the true meaning of Christmas with this heartfelt and beautiful novel from bestselling author Emma Heatherington.

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Cambodia must change, but in whose image
Gripping and beautifully written, A Model American is a multi-dimensional parable showing the American character abroad and its effects when used to 'improve' an ancient, alien culture.

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This novel is a testament of what seemed at the time a fairly ordinary childhood, in the bosom of a normal Nazi family in Landsberg. Other work by the author includes The Quest for Christa and No Place on Earth .

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Louisa May Alcott has always been associated with literature for young adults and children. This unique book marks the first general printing of an Alcott story and the first reprinting in some 75 years of a neglected Alcott novel.

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Nothing lasts for ever . . . does it

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Shy and quiet, her life in a small village in Wicklow has been devoted to her invalid mother and singing in the local church choir. Antonia discovers that this business is tougher than she ever thought possible, but also that she's stronger than she thought she was.

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This bold, genre-defying book offers Mary Shelley's monster's story in his own words. Sheck's thrilling work is a luminous meditation on creativity and technology, alienation and otherness, and on the need to be understood.

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* Turn-of-the-century novel - a young woman struggling to succeed in the man's world of the shipping industry.

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In Springmount, County Wexford, Will hides away to watch Kate Kelly through her cottage window - a moth at the glass. As the strains of the St Anne's Reel fill the air, Kate and her brother Philly begin to dance on the newly laid floor of their living room, while old Mrs Kelly looks on from beside the fire.