Written with refreshingly frank, darkly comic dialogue and Cumbrian dialect, I grew really attached to this story and would love to read more by this author, an impressive new voice in literature.

Are YOU an Agatha Christie fan? Are you getting The Traitors withdrawal symptoms?

Welsh folklore and a slow-burn queer fantasy romance—need we say more?

From the very first page, in the author’s note, Elle sets the tone with a bold, unapologetic response to stereotypes about autistic people

I do love when the rose-tined glasses slip from the world of perfect traditional life social media... Do you?

An immediately captivating feminist twist on a story of transformation, betrayal and identity.

2026 seems to be the year of sweeping epic novels about life under Japanese imperialism and this one is not to be missed.

Josh Silver is an expert in complex and layered characters as you’re never quite sure who’s side you’re on and you can never predict what’s going to happen next.

Greed and paranoia play out across the page, showing the worst of humanity.

A deeply moving and evocative debut of young Black women navigating their education and freedom. A coming of age story for the ages! A triumph of a novel.

Ellie’s gone feral: she’s growing fur and going on late night rampages ending up on the other side of London without any recollection of what happened.

How would you go on if your home was taken from you? Your family? Your language?

It’s only after she falls apart and truly faces her own powerlessness that she finally meets herself, and finds a pack.

The story was never meant to be gentle or sentimental—I felt there was room to interrogate its moral logic rather than simply reproduce it.

Still, a few weeks ago someone asked me what advice I would give my pre- publication self and I realised that I wouldn’t do very much differently.

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

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.

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!