So when a stalker starts threatening the stability of everything she has fought for and drags secrets to light that should have always remained hidden, what can Elle do?

Slow and careful, this story unravels around us, whispering the secrets it holds. With every page we learn more about Shannon and Victoria, the friendship that holds them together and the world they dream about.

Grab a peach iced tea, set up a reading spot and prepare to be transported to the heat of present-day and 1976 Thailand, where Lin returns to care for her dying mother.

A tender and heart aching story of growing up, grief and girlhood.

The Leveret is a gorgeously tender short novel exploring grief, baby loss and queer love.

If you read one book this summer, it has to be this one. Friendship, romance and comedy play out on the page in beautiful harmony, warming my heart with each sentence.

A wonderful book full of sharp humour and a female lead who will keep the reader on their toes at every turn.

‘Tis the season for hot girl thrillers, and Honey deserves a spot at the top of your list.

Offseason is undeniably for fans of The Idiot by Elif Batuman.

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.

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

People started coming up to me after panels, telling me they “loved how unapologetic you are”. What exactly am I supposed to be apologising for?

It is long past time for all the hidden women to be brought from the shadows into the light of their own stories.

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.

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

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.