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  • Winterveil

    £16.99

    The Secret History meets The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes in #1 bestselling author Ava Reid’s brand new, epic, dystopian YA novel.

  • Perfecting the Shot

    £12.99

    Now published in English for the first time, Mathias Enard’s debut novel exposes how extreme violence corrodes the soul and leaves no part of life unscathed.

  • New Cemetery

    £12.99

    The conversion of a local natural-beauty spot into a municipal graveyard is the starting point for ‘New Cemetery’. From regular walks around the boundary near his moorland home in West Yorkshire, Simon Armitage chronicles the extraordinary transformation of landscape both outer and inner. These luminous and wry poems, composed in short- lined tercets, reflect the changing world: one of unstable weather patterns and unpredictable news events, all observed across a few acres of Pennine upland. As phases of lockdown come and go and the cemetery fills up with new ‘residents’, Armitage charts personal losses of his own, often retreating to his garden shed to navigate blank paper with pen and ink. Encompassing lyrical revelations and everyday vignettes alongside apocalyptic visions and imagined conversations with the deceased, these pages draw us into a parallel neighbourhood of remembrance and celebration.

  • Female Life on Planet Earth

    £16.99

    A daughter uncovers the secrets of her mother's past in this profound and darkly funny novel

  • The Serpent and the Wings of Night

    £9.99

    The Hunger Games meets vampires in the genre-defining phenomenon – the first book in the Sunday Times bestselling Crowns of Nyaxia series by Carissa Broadbent.

  • Kissed by Christmas

    £40.00

    This Christmas, treat yourself or your loved one to a new advent calendar – twelve romance novellas and twelve gorgeous pieces of exclusive artwork, all wrapped up in a beautiful collectible box.

  • You’re the One That I Haunt

    £9.99

    Libby Lakoski has started seeing ghosts. Admittedly, it’s not the worst thing that’s happened to her today – that would be attending the engagement party of her best friend, Carter Coldwell, who she’s secretly in love with. But it’s definitely a close second. And the ghost in question? Trip Coldwell, Carter’s super hot, super annoying cousin, who’s conveniently decided to haunt Libby until she helps to free him from the spirit realm. Libby doesn’t want to work with Trip, until he points out that his predicament has been caused by the infamous Coldwell curse that’s hung over his family for generations – and will one day come for Carter too. Desperate to save her best friend – and her chance at happily ever after – Libby agrees to help. But as she spends more time with the infuriatingly charming Trip, Libby soon realises she’s being haunted by feelings for another Coldwell, too.

  • How to Find a Romance in a Bookshop

    £10.99

    Petra doesn’t like books anymore – not since her career as a literary agent imploded after a social media typo went viral. Now she is stuck for six months, babysitting a little bookshop by the sea, surrounded by books that just remind her of her failure. Ross McCloud’s award-winning debut novel blew the minds of the world’s literati, but that was five years ago. Now Ross and his keenly awaited second work have vanished. Something has gone wrong – horribly wrong – and Ross doesn’t want to talk about it. Marooned in Capelthorne’s Bookshop miles from London, Petra can’t stop thinking about all the ways she has let people down. Then she discovers Ross lurking, incognito, in the second-hand books section. Misery loves company it seems, and a kinship tentatively forms.

  • The Hobbit

    £25.00

    Landmark new 90th anniversary edition featuring a wealth of charming illustrations from Tove Jansson, creator of the Moomins, published in English for the first time.

  • Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel

    £22.00

    The brand new Miss Marple novel from Lucy Foley, the No.1 bestselling author of The Guest List and The Midnight Feast.

    THE COLLECTOR'S EDITION

    Pre-order now to receive your stunning limited edition hardback

    A must-have for all Lucy Foley and Agatha Christie fans

    *While stocks last. First print run only.*

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  • Hollywood, Ending

    £22.00

    For rising young actors Kai Laramie and Juniper Castillo, being cast in the buzzy biopic Andy Warhol Never Gets Old is the opportunity they’ve both been waiting for. They’re on the verge of breaking out, and maybe even falling in love. Soon, the movie is blowing up, and so are their lives – in exciting, but also terrifying, ways. John Green artfully blends a behind-the-scenes Hollywood love story with an unflinching examination of the insatiable attention economy. Told through dual points of view, the novel follows Kai and Juniper from the first days on location to the movie’s premiere, brilliantly juxtaposing their story with the on-screen study of Warhol’s life at the dawn of celebrity culture.

  • The Sweetest Fiend

    £22.00

    Our world cracked open like an egg. Power burst out, and with it, nine monstrous Banes ready to destroy everything. The powerful Core fae finally slayed them all, but each Bane left a Plague to punish us. But that’s not the only thing they left behind. I’m half Bane, half fae, and wholly hated. Survival means enduring every vicious glare and cursed outbreak. Until one day, a Plague descends upon my city that means certain death. Then he comes. The Pied Piper. He rids my city of the Plague, but it comes at a cost. One hundred and thirty people are taken as payment. Including me. I don’t know what he’s going to do to us, but I know I have to get home. My family’s lives depend on it. But the Piper won’t let me go, and something wicked stirs between us. The sweet scent in my veins beckons him, while the seductive lure of his magic sinks under my skin. I have to escape before it’s too late.

  • The Mirror of Infinite Endings

    £22.00

    Jacks and Evangeline Fox have finally found their happily ever after. Everything here in the Hollow is wonderful and perfect. Nothing is going to go wrong. No one is keeping a secret – except for maybe one. But don’t worry, it’s not going to rewrite reality or alter history or change the ending of Jacks and Evangeline’s story. Definitely not.

  • Poems of Hope and Courage

    £22.50

    An uplifting anthology of over 300 poems offering comfort, courage, and light for daily reflection.

  • The Unlikely End of Reggie Bloom

    £9.99

    Perfect for fans of cosy crime, interactive fiction, and twisty village mysteries, this immersive reading experience combines gripping storytelling with hands-on sleuthing. When elderly local man Reggie Bloom is found dead in the quiet English town of Elderwick Green, 17-year-old Jessie Daniels is determined to uncover the truth. Armed with sharp wit, a diary full of theories, and a knack for noticing what others miss, Jessie dives into a tangled web of gossip, grudges, and hidden motives. But this isn’t just a mystery you read – it’s one you solve. Inside the hardback book, you’ll find a sealed evidence pouch containing real clues from the story: letters, receipts, photographs, and more. Examine the clues alongside Jessie, make your own deductions, and see if you can crack the case before she does. With a puzzle-driven plot that keeps you guessing until the very end, this is more than just a cosy crime novel – it’s a hands-on whod

  • The Housekeeper

    £20.00

    Mrs Danowski – known as Danni – is the housekeeper of a grand house on the wild coast of Cornwall. When a glamorous young writer, Daphne du Maurier, visits Manderville Hall to research her new novel, she and Danni are drawn into a clandestine and intoxicating affair. For Danni, it is an all-consuming love; for Daphne a submission to long-suppressed desires. But their fragile secret is vulnerable to prying eyes and destined for heartbreak. When Daphne’s novel launches to triumphant success, Danni is distraught to find herself transformed into a malign and jealous character on the page. She seeks respite from the hurt by telling her own story: The Housekeeper. What unforeseen encounters, what forbidden feelings can inspire a writer?