He was forced to flee to England for five years but now, Tony is back in town.

This is a sweeping family-saga that charts the decline of Hungarian nobility from the start of the twentieth century to the Hungarian National Uprising of 1956.

A gothic coming of age story on suppressed female desire in the early nineteen twenties and the controlling nature of old English boarding schools.

An electric look into the lengths adolesent girls will go to for the promise of a bright future despite the dangers of a world which is out to get them.

A bold retelling of the beloved fairytale where the wicked stepmother is a woman with the best intentions for her daughters, battling the daily challenges of being a widower in a time where marriage means respectability and social standing is a cruel currency.

A fabulously gripping, twisty and tender thriller wrapped around a love story, one that you'll want to fly through, yet savour.

Nothing is overdone or overwritten and the emotions that steadily grow from page one fill each chapter with an undercurrent that makes you want to keep reading the prose forever.

It is an exploration into the paradox that is the tragedy that you may never be more than you are, and yet you must always strive to become more than you ever will be. 

With 200 Monas I was promised an unhinged and outrageous (in the best way) and readers, Jan Saenz delivered on every single expectation!

2026 is definitely the year of perfectly plotted and beautifully written retellings of Gothic fiction.

It’s time to meet your next favourite (and murderous) heroine: Lalla Rook. You’re going to LOVE HER!

Are you a fan of rivals to lovers in a science lab setting? Then Love and Other Brain Experiments is the STEM rom-com to add to your TBR this month.

I’ll be the Monster is a literary thriller from a unique new voice, which taps into the essence of Donna Tartt and elitism...

From the Japanese occupation of Manchuria and through the Cultural Revolution to the present day, Yang explores the legacy of colonialism through three generations.

Inspired by the author’s volunteer work, this is an urgent, unique and empathetic debut centering the experiences of those with learning disabilities, a community of people we seldom see represented in literature.

A gripping literary crime novel where snippets of interviews, articles and reports piece together what happened leading up to and after the mysterious death of Afghan American teenager Zorah Sharaf.

A moving collection of poems from an exciting new talent on home, identity and sexuality.

With twists and turns that lead to an ending that feels inescapable, and as though it had been clear as day upon the page from the very beginning, you’re brought on a journey that forces you to question every person who sets foot upon the page as you work to uncover the deepest truths of High Hill Manor, and the students that went there. 

When a 32-year-old sex worker kills an extremist politician, Meat Neck, her life is turned completely upside down and she believes that the only person who can save her from this injustice is host of the feminist podcast, Justice for Bimbo.

Whether you’re already utterly in love with Gothic historical fiction or you haven’t yet found the book to pique your interest in the genre, Weavingshaw is the one to convert you.