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The Silence Project

A gripping feminist novel of ideas about cults, power politics, female empowerment and utilitarianism: does the end really justify the means?

A bit of low fantasy, a bit of crime mystery, a lot of entertaining characters and dialogue. A fun, light – but also well written novel.

A clever and up-to-date retelling of the classic The Pursuit of Love. It’s an absolute joy. Vivid, hilarious dialogue, wonderful characters.

Gripping and exciting gothic novel. A wayward young woman is locked up in a Victorian asylum. Why? What happened? And how can she get out?

A compelling and thought-provoking speculative novel set in a future where things ARE better, where people managed to fix the world.

Residents in a retirement community are back, solving murder again. More fun, plot twists and witty dialogue than ever.

A clever, perceptive, well written and very readable novel about Ireland, history, lies and stories.

A dystopian novel and an implicit plea to take care of our precious, fragile planet. We’ll be sorry when we lose it.

There’s no excuse for being a serial killer… Or is there? Superbly written, captivating and vivid historical novel based on a true story.

A harsh look at modern, middle class people doing what people have been doing forever: cheating. In more ways than one. Great book club read.