Realistic and gripping psychological thriller; fast paced, tense and tightly plotted. When everyone is hiding something, who can you trust?
Mask up! Things could be a lot, lot worse.
An intimate, readable, day-to-day account of life in London during the plague of 1665, remarkably similar to life during a pandemic today.
Hail the revolution!
There’s no magic bullet for the climate. We may need a complete rectification of our values, lifestyles and social structures.
Never ignore an unhappy child
A glimpse into the lifelong effects of terrible childhood events. Just Ignore Him is a a beautiful, unforgettable, sad, funny and brave book.
Not as catchy as the song but brings you back to 1981
Race riots, royals and gender bending. No, it’s not 2020. It’s 1981 and there’s a serial killer at large in this indy British crime novel.
Just a spoon full of sugar… Doesn’t make it easier
Plenty of sugarcoating in this feelgood novel about the homeless, junkies, alcoholics and people with mental health problems.
Irish misery memoir with poverty and hardship galore
A long and unrelenting story of miserable poverty, hard work and bare survival. It’s miserable to read, too, despite often lyrical prose.
A good father takes care of his family
Des is a good father. He loves his wife and children more than anything. So much that he’s determined to take care of them, once and for all.
An unforgettable family saga and social satire
An incisive depiction of the decline of the Victorian era and the rise of the Modern era, and a gripping multi-generational family saga.
Action-packed as a Bond movie
Action-packed distraction. A serial killer politician faces an ex-cop duo determined to stop him. But he’s not going down without a fight…