
| Safe / Ryan Gattis From the acclaimed author of the remarkable All Involved, an LA noir thriller full of twists and turns, a cat and mouse chase between two narrators, where nothing is quite what it seems. A thrilling heist novel with a big beating heart — Paula Hawkins, author of Girl on the train. |

| The Last Tudor / Philippa Gregory The latest novel from the bestselling author Philippa Gregory features one of the most famous girls in history, Lady Jane Grey, and her two sisters, each of whom dared to defy her queen. |

| Earthly Remains / Donna Leon "The latest - and 26th - instalment in the best-selling Commissario Brunetti series will not need any recommendation for those familiar with Leon’s accomplished detective series." — RTÉ Guide |

| Between Sisters / Kristin Hannah A story of love and redemption from Kristin Hannah, author of multimillion international bestseller The Nightingale. Hannah is superb at delving into her main characters’ psyches and delineating nuances of feeling— Washington Post |

| Home Fire / Kamila Shamsie Longlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2017 From the Orange and Baileys Prize-shortlisted author comes an urgent, explosive story of love and a family torn apart. |

| Skintown / Ciaran McMenamin An energetic, adrenaline-fuelled debut novel from the well-known Irish actor, reminiscent of Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting. "I read the first page of this and was immediately hooked. It's rattlingly written, hugely immersive, funny too. Adored it." — Rick O'Shea |

| A Border Station / Shane Connaughton Reissue of the classic first novel from the Oscar-nominated screenwriter of My Left Foot. ‘This is experience finely and skilfully distilled’ — Irish Times |

| Behind Her Back / Jane Lythell In this gripping novel of power, rivalry and betrayal, Jane Lythell draws on her experiences of working in the heated world of live TV. Liz Lyon must balance the monster egos at work with the demands of her teenage daughter – and the man she's just started dating – at home. It's all in a day's work. |

| The Thirst / Jo Nesbo "It’s a big-boned, Technicolor epic in the current Nesbo style, starting adagio and ending accelerando, but with the kind of close psychological character readings that distinguished his early work." — Guardian |

| A Life of Adventure and Delight / Akhil Sharma Akhil Sharma's new collection is a remarkable achievement. These tender, elegant stories - each of which was first published in the New Yorker - all explore the unpredictability of human emotion. In the sleek, minimalist prose for which his prize-winning novel Family Life was acclaimed, Sharma skilfully reveals the obstacles we face in making meaningful relationships. |