While her grotesque and demanding grandmother retires to bed, Erendira still has floors to wash, sheets to iron, and a peacock to feed. The never-ending chores leave the young girl so exhausted that's he collapses into bed with the candle still glowing on a nearby table - and is fast asleep when it topples over...

Lady Jane Grey was born into times of extreme danger. Child of a scheming father and a ruthless mother, she lived a live in thrall to political machinations and lethal religious fervour. This book talks about the twists of Tudor power politics, her nine-day reign and its unbearably poignant conclusion.

Adam and Rachel are getting married at last. Childhood sweethearts whose lives and families have been intertwined for years; theirs is set to be the wedding of the year. But then Rachel's cousin Ellie makes an unexpected return to the family fold.

An extraordinary new novel about friendship, seduction and art. Winner of the 2017 SFC Literary Prize.

The lost novel from the author of The Second Sex When Andree joins her school, Sylvie is immediately fascinated.

Ten years. Three lives. One truth: helping other people is infinitely simpler than helping yourself.

Nicholas Anderton is a highly respected neurosurgeon at the top of his field. But behind the successful facade all is not well. Tormented by a toxic marriage and haunted by past mistakes, Anderton has been eating to forget. But when mistakes are made and his old adversary Nash steps in to take advantage, Anderton knows things are coming to a head.

John Agard's first collection for adults reveals hidden truths that subtly change our view of who we are and where we come from.

An intellectual thriller set in the Oxford of the 1660s, a time of great ferment - intellectual, religious and political. The action takes place around the suspicious death of Robert Grove, a Fellow of New College.

Stunning reissue of Diana Athill's memoir of the loss of her first great love in the second world war.

There's only one way out . . . the hugely anticipated paperback edition of King's bestselling hardback which combines the childhood camaraderie of IT with the suspense of THE OUTSIDER.

Instructions for A Funeral sees the universally acclaimed David Means return to short fiction in a collection of harrowing and personal tales.

An unforgettable portrait of an Irish family in crisis in the legendary heatwave of 1976

Neil Fischer is travelling to his father's former hometown of Marschwald in East Germany, which he has unexpectedly inherited. Neil is determined to restore the village - left to deteriorate for decades - to its former glory. But he is met with hostility, mistrust and underlying menace. As tensions rise and truths emerge, all signs point to danger.

The utterly engrossing and disturbing novel from the author of Divided Kingdom

The thrillingly dark sequel to New York Times bestseller, DIVERGENT - a major motion picture series.

On a warm summer night in 1974, six teenagers play at being cool. They smoke pot, drink vodka, share their dreams and vow always to be interesting. Decades later, aspiring actress Jules has resigned herself to a more practical occupation; Cathy has stopped dancing; Jonah has laid down his guitar and Goodman has disappeared.

A deeply personal novel about race, pop culture, and escaping the roles we are forced to play. Willis Wu is Generic Asian man, a bit player in a cop show in perpetual production. He dreams of being Kung Fu Guy-the best anyone who looks like him can attain. That's what he has been told, time and time again, except by his mother...