A daring, witty and gritty Regency adventure with wonderfully independent female protagonists.
A daring, witty and gritty Regency adventure with wonderfully independent female protagonists.
With murder and mayhem galore, Actually, I’m a Murderer is an unpredictable, darkly entertaining and well written tale set in 1973.
Molly the Maid experiences the world differently. She’s charming and delightful, solving crimes while finding joy in cleaning.
Captures universal aspects of the human condition, illustrated through a unique story.
Set in an otherwise ordinary world but where magic and demons are an everyday reality, The Incandescent is a well-written, gripping story.
A captivating and atmospheric blend of historical fiction and gothic mystery set during the French Revolution.
The Ballad of Mary Kearney unfolds like a song, to tell a stirring tale of forbidden love, oppression and rebellion in 18th century Ireland.
The Wardrobe Department is a beautiful, quietly resonant read with emotional depth and atmospheric writing. Garvey is one to watch.
The Book of George presents the story of a modern-day Oblomov, a feckless, endearing and infuriating man who never quite gets it together.
Whiteout is a gripping, claustrophobic environmental thriller. Scientist Rachael fights to survive in Antarctica. Is anyone else alive?