Dirty Work
Kate PoseyRRP: £9.99
Max, an unflappable crime scene cleaner working the graveyard shift, has seen all the ways criminals screw up. After twelve years of cleaning up their messes, she knows-theoretically-how to get away w …
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Betweenness
Danny DentonRRP: £14.99
‘An absolute marvel’ Max PorterThey are: co-workers.They are: lovers.They are: going to Japan tomorrow.Joe pulls pints, plays computer games with his young daughter, and dreams of elsewhere. Kathy stu …
RTE
Shane RossRRP: £10.99
‘Offers a deliciously readable, frequently funny rundown of some of the institution’s most colourful misadventures’ Sunday Independent’An excellent read. Its thriller-like prose is pacy, its subjects …
Shadow Before the Flame
Catherine Grace KatzRRP: £12.99
‘Gripping’ ADAM HIGGINBOTHAM’Remarkable’ ANDREW ROBERTS’Fascinating’ CANDICE MILLARDThe thrilling, definitive history of the Hindenburg disaster, the rise of the Nazis, and the road to World War II as …
Sunak at 10
Anthony SeldonRRP: £10.99
The Sunday Times bestselling author of Truss at 10 returns with the definitive account of the Conservative Party’s collapse and what this means for the future of British politics.’Riveting… This ext …
The Complex
Karan MahajanRRP: £10.99
‘A fine piece of work, at once a grand sweep through history and a domestic novel of petty squabbles’ THE GUARDIANIn a sprawling complex in Delhi, the sons and daughters of SP Chopra, one of India’s p …
A Frightfully Fiendish Murder
Lucy AndrewRRP: £9.99
An utterly charming mystery set in Bath’s high society with Harriet Smith reprising her role as sleuth extraordinaire, perfect for anyone who loved The Other Bennet Sister.A jewel thief, a mysterious …
Even the Good Girls Will Cry
Melissa Auf der MaurRRP: £12.99
‘Our ’90s fever dreams were beautiful but they were also brutal and only the good girls, like Melissa, have the guts to tell you that’ Shirley Manson’As if through the lens of her camera, Melissa show …
Strange Harm
Ainslie HogarthRRP: £14.99
There is a rumour that a spirit haunts the town. Centuries ago, a young woman made a horrifying discovery about herself that resulted in her death. But some say she still lives on…Another tragedy ha …
The Adversity Advantage
Sabrina Cohen-HattonRRP: £14.99
From experiencing homelessness as a teenager to attaining the most senior rank in the British fire service, Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton has lived a life defined by adversity – and by the remarkable capaci …
The Troublemakers
Steve RichardsEvery era of British politics has its rebels. The MPs who defied their leaders, split their parties and refused to go quietly – dismissed as dangerous idealists or self-serving wreckers, yet whose ide …
The Emotional Lives of Parents
Lisa DamourRRP: £14.99
Raising a child stirs up powerful feelings – many of them intense, many of them uncomfortable, and all of them deeply human. Written for parents at every stage, from early days to empty nesting, The E …
"What Were You Thinking!?"
Nathan WallisRRP: £18.99
In “What Were You Thinking!?” renowned neuroscience educator Nathan Wallis unpacks how the human brain develops – from newborn to adult – and why different behavioural stages make sense once you under …
A Feast in Every Sense
Diane AckermanAristotle said we have five senses. Neuroscientists now think the real number may be closer to thirty – from chronoception, our mysterious internal clock, to interoception, the conversation our organs …
Briefly, We Were Strangers
Olivia DoddWhen was the last time you had a moment of real connection with a stranger?Most days, Olivia Dodd sits at a typewriter in a public space and asks a stranger a simple question: “What can I write about …
Icarus Economics
John RapleyRRP: £10.99
‘Excellent’ Aaron Bastani’Provocative … An entertaining, sweeping read’ Financial TimesEvery leader comes to power promising growth: think back to the campaigns of Boris, Truss, Sunak, Starmer, Trum …
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