A cutting workplace thriller on toxic work relationships and what happens when you believe your workplace has become a crime scene.

A friend asked me recently, “how does it feel to write about a version of the city that doesn’t exist anymore?”

I couldn’t tell where it was going to go; the ending was spectacularly hair raising, my teeth on edge.

Perhaps, though, it shouldn’t have done. A writer is a reader first, after all, and books, their existence, have been a major part of my life.

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.

Sara is not your typical ISIS bride. For one, she’s smuggled dairy milk and gummy bears with her across the border...

Lia lays an egg and is struggling to come to terms with how her body is able to birth something so bizarre...

Helen Heckety writes beautifully on friendship but also on the frustrations in the minutiae of everyday disabled life.

This strong debut explores the lives of a family of women spanning three generations...

This debut is a collection of illustrated slice-of-life short stories mostly set in Japan. This was a really refreshing read for me as I...

A spicy (and macaron-sweet) brother’s-best-friend romance WITH Formula 1 incorporated?! Yes PLEASE! Cross the Line is the sit in the back...

Sometimes finding your place in the world is the greatest puzzle of all... The Fellowship of Puzzlemakers will be one of the most...

As well as giving a voice to the chronically misunderstood condition of vaginismus, this debut is a raw, unflinching and genuinely...

Four strangers. One Island. Reality TV gone wrong. Star Survivor is a fresh contemporary and commercial fiction novel, with a light yet...

This contemporary novels explores the connection between two women who feel like they have no one else to talk to. Nicki is in her...

We never know the real name of our protagonist in this story, we know her only by a cruel and unshakeable childhood nickname - ‘Piglet’....

This book presents an intergenerational family story at key points in Korean history. We initially meet young couple Insuk and Sungho,...

Happy Singh Soni is an idealist. Living up to his name, he wades through his own little world, cheerful and assured that his dream of...

We all love a novel about a lost twenty-something trying desperately to be a writer, but is it becoming a tired trope? Not here. Promise....

Shark Heart is a gorgeously spellbinding novel that will have you swept away within the crashing waves of a truly well-constructed...