Night Train To Lisbon
Pascal MercierRRP: £9.99
Night Train to Lisbon follows Raimund Gregorius, a 57-year-old Classics scholar, on a journey that takes him across Europe. Abandoning his job and his life and travelling with a dusty old book as his …
Genre: Literary Fiction
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The Dolphin People
Torsten KrolRRP: £7.99
In 1946 a young German widow and her two sons arrive in Venezuela to begin a new life. Helga will marry her brother-in-law, Klaus, a doctor, and her boys, Erich and Zeppi, will accept him as their ste …
Boogie-Woogie
Danny MoynihanRRP: £7.99
A blackly hilarious satirical novel of great black humour, Boogie Woogie plunges deep into the dark excesses of the international art scene of the 1990s. Driven by the pursuit for a hugely valuable tw …
The Garden of Bad Dreams
Christopher HopeIn The Garden of Bad Dreams characters strive for order despite the entropy that surrounds them: a nostalgic circus man is compelled to collect small people; an industrious monk strives to push a moun …
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Callisto
Torsten KrolRRP: £7.99
Odell Deefus may be a little dumb, but when he discovers a freshly dug grave at the back of Dean Lowry’s house, he understands that it’s intended for him. When he finds an old lady’s corpse in the fre …
Dark Roots
Cate KennedyFrom the strains of a dissolving relationship, to the ripple effect of a chance encounter in an ordinary life, the characters in Cate Kennedy’s Dark Roots speak of the hidden motivations that propel u …
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The Oyster House Siege
Jay RaynerRRP: £7.99
‘If you thought my kitchen was intimidating wait until you get a load of this one… A heart-stopping thriller.’ Gordon RamsayThe Oyster House Siege is a most entertaining read. I hope there will be a …
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Delicious
Mark Haskell SmithRRP: £7.99
Welcome to sunny Hawaii, where the palm trees sway, the tropical breezes blow and a gangland-style turf war is erupting. When a TV producer flies to the islands to film a pilot, a fight breaks out ove …
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Noir
Olivier PauvertRRP: £8.99
A man wanders the streets of Paris haunted by the memory of a young woman’s bloodied corpse and tormented by the possibility that he was her murderer.He rushes home, but his wife recoils from him, the …
Zoia's Gold
Philip SingtonRRP: £7.99
A mysterious, gripping novel spun from the secret life of Zoia Korvin-Krukovsky, last-known survivor of the Romanov court and the woman who found fame as teh audacious ‘painter on gold’.Stockholm, Dec …
The Divine Husband
Francisco GoldmanRRP: £8.99
Francisco Goldman, one of the most talented and award-winning writers of his generation, released his third novel, The Divine Husband, to wide and rapturous acclaim. Beginning with a single, possibly …
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Girl In A Garden
Lesley ChamberlainRRP: £7.99
‘A magnificent novel… I read it breathlessly.’ Ivan KlímaIt’s 1961 and something has gone badly wrong at 17 Esper Road. Charles is in search of a better world but his wife Emma hankers after parties …
Death Of A River Guide
Richard FlanaganRRP: £8.99
THE WINNER OF THE MAN BOOKER PRIZE 2014’S MAGNIFICENT FIRST NOVELBeneath a waterfall on the Franklin, Aljaz Cosini, river guide, lies drowning. Beset by visions at once horrible and fabulous, he reliv …
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Yonder Stands Your Orphan
Barry HannahRRP: £7.99
‘A tour de force of dark humour… all wrought in the kind of eloquently twisted prose for which this southern Gothic master brooks no peer’ Elle’A literary event . . . The welcome return of a brillia …
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Coming Soon!!!
John BarthRRP: £8.99
‘We need more novels as innovative and exciting as this’ Matt Thorne, New StatesmanBy turns hilarious and brilliant, Coming Soon!!! is the tale of two writers: an retiring novelist setting out to writ …
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Rouse Up O Young Men Of The New Age
Kenzaburo OeRRP: £7.99
ROUSE UP is a virtuoso novel of extraordinary power that returns to the themes that haunt so much of Oe’s work: family, responsibility, writing and the experience of being a parent to a disabled child …
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