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  • Frida Slattery as Herself

    £16.99

    When Frida Slattery and John Reddan meet in a Dublin pub in 2006, neither can imagine how they will come to shape and define each other’s lives? Frida is struggling to launch her acting career, while John is already gaining a name for himself as a director. From this first meeting, they see in each other potential and the chance to create work that matters. With the financial crisis looming, the next 15 years takes them from Dublin to London, New York and LA, and through success and disappointment, joy and heartbreak. Their connection is tested and stretched to the point of rupture, but something remains that outlasts their work and the shifting perceptions of the period.

  • Best Friends

    £8.99

    Richly resonant, beautifully written, witty and heartfelt. Andrew Meehan’s compelling novel ponders the question, is it ever too late to find love?

  • Classic Summer Stories

    £10.99

    A collection of short stories inspired by the most vibrant season of the year.

  • Fever Dream

    £9.99

    Samanta Schweblin's thrilling International Booker-shortlised masterpiece.

  • Thirst Trap

    £9.99

    A wildly original debut set in Belfast: full of the pain, joy and bad decisions arising from young friendship, grief and bad house shares.

  • Lush

    £9.99

    Four people, each at a crucial point in their lives, arrive at a French vineyard estate for an unforgettable experience – but not the kind they expected. Avery gave up her hardwon but exploitative sommelier job to come, while wine prodigy Cosmo is trying to disguise that his life is in freefall. The chemistry between the pair is unmistakable, but so are the signs of danger. Millionaire Sonny owns a tacky wine brand and can’t help aggravating Cosmo, while caustic magazine writer Maëlys hovers with her pen poised.

  • Gunk

    £9.99

    From the award-winning author of the smash hit Send Nudes: an electrifying debut exploring love and desire, chaos and control – and family in all its forms

  • The Return of Moriarty

    £9.99

    Sherlock Holmes is dead. But his nemesis is not.

    For lovers of Anthony Horowitz, Tom Hindle and Gareth Rubin comes the first in the Moriarty Mysteries series starring the most globally recognisable arch-villain.

  • The Killer Question

    £9.99

    Mal and Sue Eastwood were once the kindly landlords of a local village pub, The Case is Altered. They ran a weekly pub quiz and were well liked by their customers and colleagues alike, always happy to lend a helping hand. But now The Case stands empty, its windows boarded up. What could have happened to Mal and Sue? Did The Case close because it was failing? Was it because of the body pulled from the nearby river? Or perhaps it had something to do with the quiz? It had always been a quiet affair, five teams of locals battling it out for a small prize pot. Until one day a mysterious new team of outsiders arrived, and started winning every round. Only by sifting through the quiz sheets, the WhatsApps, and Mal and Sue’s hidden past may the truth be revealed. Someone’s not playing fair, so get the drinks in and see if you can get a perfect score.

  • The Show Woman

    £10.99

    With the disappearance of her mother and the sudden death of her father, Lena instantly loses any security she has within the circus she has known all her life. She is advised to sell the carousel her father cared for like a child and look for a husband, or a job in a factory. Until flame-haired Violet, known to all in the fairgrounds as ‘the greatest trapeze artist that ever lived’, suggests they go it alone with their own, all-female act. With her outspoken ways and her refusal to marry, Violet is as much an outcast as Lena. What do they have to lose? Recruiting new performers including bareback horse-rider Rosie, on the run from her abusive father, and Carmen whose rainbow ribbons hide the darkness in her past, the four women form an unbreakable bond. Thrust into a harsh and dangerous world that treats them with suspicion, disdain and even violence, they must forge their own path.

  • The Listeners

    £10.99

    High in the Appalachian mountains is a place quite unlike any other. The Avallon Hotel and its enigmatic General Manager, June Hudson, are famed for offering unrivalled luxury, season after season, to those who come from far and wide to indulge in its beautiful hot springs and take the healing waters. Everything is perfect. Perhaps too perfect. So when the Avallon is called upon to help the war effort – to oust its guests and host three hundred diplomats and Nazi sympathisers – June’s priority is business as usual. But as dark alliances and unexpected attractions crack the polished veneer of the hotel, she is forced to reckon with the true price of luxury. After all, only June knows the sacrifice required to keep everyone happy – her staff, the FBI and, above all, the tumultuous sweetwater running through the heart of the hotel.

  • The Sisters

    £10.99

    An astonishing family drama of the highest order, addictively entertaining and utterly unforgettable

  • High and Low

    £20.00

    In the worst day of the year, and on the twelfth day of Christmas, a group of people come under siege in Cross St, North London. A gang is hunting for a child who has been drawn into crime with tragic results; there is a riot outside the church where asylum seekers have been sleeping, and many cities have descended into fierce protests. Inside the Literary Cafe, a group of writers, bakers and shopkeepers are sheltering. Their petty feuds and past quarrels must be forgotten if they are to survive a gang armed with knives and a gun. Over a few hours, the divisions between high and low, old and new, haves and have-nots are thrown into violent contrast. Are they going to try to save themselves, or each other?

  • Hey Man

    £12.99

    Richly resonant, beautifully written, witty and heartfelt. “If all that follows reads like a love story, that's what it was…”

  • My Name Is Emilia Del Valle

    £9.99

    The extraordinary story of an unforgettable young woman whose tale of love and war, discovery and redemption, takes us from nineteenth-century San Francisco to Santiago

  • SIGNED COPY: Honey

    SIGNED COPY: Honey

    £16.99

    The darkly comic killer debut novel of 2026. PICKED AS A BOOK TO LOOK OUT FOR BY VOGUE, ESQUIRE, MARIE CLAIRE, THE NEW YORKER, STYLIST, ELLE AND GLAMOUR –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ‘Dark, thrilling and undeniably hot’ GLAMOUR ‘The entertaining (and quietly damning) read you’ll need to kick off spring’ ELLE ‘The blistering thriller taking the literary world by storm’ VOGUE ‘Honey might be the most anticipated debut novel of the year’ ESQUIRE ‘It’s just so clever’ LOUISE O’NEILL ‘Impossible to predict’ ERIN KELLY ‘A beautiful, relentless novel’ ABIGAIL DEAN ‘Wow, basically’ HARRIET TYCE ‘Worryingly relatable’ SOPHIE DUKER ‘Rich, hilarious and shocking’ JEN SOOKFONG LEE –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– The first time, Yrsa doesn’t intend to kill. But the Cambridge professor sitting opposite has manipulated her friend, stolen her research.

    When she flicks the bee into his Sanpellegrino, she thinks he’ll get a nasty sting. Then he’s dead. And Yrsa, who – let’s face it – has been bored for a while, is alive.

    It’s a sweet feeling, finally having some control. Comic, sexy, addictive, unpredictable, Honey is about the not-always-righteous path of taking justice into your own hands. The essential next read for fans of Butter, My Sister the Serial Killer, Such a Fun Age, Luster or Boy Parts.

    –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ‘Yrsa serves up the unhinged hot girl homicide I didn’t know I needed’ SOPHIE DUKER ‘Juicy, dark, addictive, and truly clever. Yrsa is the antihero we’ve been waiting for’ SILVIA SAUNDERS ‘A marvel of a novel, a story that breathes beyond its pages’ ORE AGBAJE-WILLIAMS ‘A twisted comeuppance story … Wow. Think Fleabag’ KIRKUS ‘The hotly-anticipated debut … a dark tale which throws light on the intersections between politics, race, sex, violence and love through the eyes of a female serial killer’ MARIE CLAIRE