The Sun Does Shine
Similar to the real perpetrator in skin colour alone, Anthony Ray Hinton was sentenced to death for
A Game of Two Halves: Famous Football Fans Meet Their Heroes
A Game of Two Halves brings together legendary footballers and some of their biggest celebrity fans,
Ask A Footballer
English football legend James Milner answers all the questions you might've had for him, with a warm
Face It: A Memoir
Debbie Harry, more commonly known as the face of famous band Blondie, is as unapologetic in her memo
Me
Elton John's first and only official autobiography, perfect for fans of the legendary musician!
The Crossing
This book details the rise in violence between the decades-established criminal gangs operating in a
The Guardians
Quincy Miller was sentenced to life without parole 22 years ago, for a murder he did not commit. 22
The Deserter
Delta Force Captain Kyle Mercer deserts the military in Afghanistan, and is spotted a year later in
The Accomplice
A new spy novel by Joseph Kanon, The Accomplice tells the story of a supposedly dead Nazi war crimin
The Things We Left Unsaid
A beautiful story of a mother-daughter relationship fraught by unsaid things
No Mercy
Martina Cole's new thriller will make you question even those you love the most.
Cilka’s Journey
Based on a true story, Cilka's Journey follows on from the events of The Tattooist of Auschwitz
Quichotte
A modern masterpiece based on the original Don Quijote de la Mancha by Miguel de Cervantes. Shortlis
The Girl Who Lived Twice
David Lagercrantz makes another addition to the Millenium series with The Girl Who Lived Twice
The Night Fire
Michael Connelly continues Ballard & Bosch's adventures in LA's criminal underworld
Agent Running in the Field
Another explosive spy story from John le Carré.
Girl, Woman, Other
A multigenerational feminist novel, co-winner of the Booker Prize 2019
The Second Sleep
Another mysterious thriller by Robert Harris, set in the British Middle Ages
Postscript
The sequel to the bestseller PS, I Love You
The Testaments
Following on from The Handmaid's Tale, Margaret Atwood’s concludes the story to her dystopian mast