Night School, Lee Child, Bantam Press – The latest in the hugely successful action thriller series by Lee Child, is a gripping prequel set during Jack Reacher’s army days and has been on the New York Times top ten best-seller list since it was published.
Mr. Splitfoot, Samantha Hunt, Mariner Books – Samantha Hunt received critical acclaim for her first novel, The Seas (MacAdam/Cage Publishing, 8 November 2004) capturing a National Book Foundation’s ‘Five Under Thirty-Five’ award.
All That Man Is, David Szalay, Graywolf Press – David Szalay, (pronounced SOL-loy), Granta’s Best Young British Novelist in 2013, is neither sentimental about male desire nor male failure in his latest book about the crisis of the European man
Cartes Postales from Greece, Victoria Hislop, Headline Review – The Sunday Times best-seller, Cartes Postales from Greece is a new, ground-breaking novel from Victoria Hislop, the internationally acclaimed bestselling author of The Island, The Return, The Thread, and The Sunrise.
The Hawkweed Prophecy, Irena Brignull, Weinstein Publishing – is a successful Hollywood screenwriter who wrote the Oscar-nominated film, The Boxtrolls and worked on The Little Prince, Captain Corelli’s Mandolin and many others. She has created a buzz about her sensational debut Young Adults novel, The Hawkweed Prophecy.
Mrs. Houdini, Victoria Kelly, Atria Books – Some say Harry Houdini was the greatest magician who ever lived – certainly, he was a remarkable escape artist. Over the years, his life (and death) has fascinated fans, writers, and filmmakers, alike.
Seven Black Diamonds, Melissa Marr, HarperCollins – Best-selling author, Melissa Marr, is one of our most reliable sources for stories of the ancient lore of fae. Her work has been called ‘stunning’ and ‘alluring’ by reviewers and readers alike
The Case of the Fickle Mermaid: A Brothers Grimm Mystery, P J Brackston, Pegasus – The third book in the charming adult crime-fantasy series
Death of an Alchemist, Mary Lawrence, Kensington Publishing – The Death of an Alchemist is Book Two in the Bianca Goddard Mysteries series. It follows The Alchemists Daughter, but stands alone with a story that compels us to read more. These stories have been 20 years in the making.
Unbecoming: A Novel, Rebecca Scherm, Viking – The New York Times Book Review called it, “Startlingly inventive…As for Grace herself, she’s a real work of art — even if she is a fake.”
