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This week’s new fiction: Camilla Barnes feels The Usual Desire to Kill in her perfectly observed debut novel. Kate Lord Brown’s beautiful historical novel, The Golden Hour. Big Chief from Jon Hickey is a gripping account of a fiercely fought native American election. An all-new

This week’s new non-fiction: How to be a Bad Botanist from Simon Barnes is a *ahem* down to earth introduction to plant life for anyone who’s been outside recently and wishes they could do more than say ‘that’s a daffodil’.

I’m writing a little memoir, kids called, A Mind Of My Own. Eeek! Due to be available at the end of October. The link will lead to presales, signed copies etc. Suppose I’d best get on with it! ♥️📚 #AMindOfMyOwn

Excited to announce that @KathyBurke A MIND OF MY OWN will be out on 23 October! Whether you know her as the beloved Perry, for her award-winning acting, or for being proudly woke and calling out tw*ts on social media, Kathy has always had a mind of her own. Funny and wise, this

This week’s new non-fiction: @david_sheff’s incredible biography of the one and only Yoko Ono. Drawing on decades of friendship, David tells the true story of a hugely misunderstood cultural icon. @mo_wilde shares the joys of wild food. Where to find it, how to identify it, and

This week's new fiction: No. 2 Whitehall Court, a WW1 thriller from veteran spy novelist, Alan Judd. @CazziF’s Five Bad Deeds is a suburban nightmare that’ll have you up all night. Beverley Kendall’s One in a Million, a modern romance with a unique ‘secret baby’ twist. Come in

New non-fiction this week: The Last Bell, a riveting account of modern boxing from @donaldgmcrae. Rick Stroud’s I'm Not Afraid of Looking into the Rifles and My Sins Go With Me by Martin Sixsmith - out now in paperback - both tell incredible stories of female resistance during

Out now in paperback, @stuartneville mixes thriller with the supernatural in Blood Like Mine. Probably Nothing is the modern romance you dream of from @laurenbravo. Missing White Woman by @kellyekell turns the domestic thriller upside-down. And Corn Bride by @markstay is the

New fiction: @millyjohnson's life-affirming Same Time Next Week. A Titanic-survivor starts a new life in @franquinn’s The Lost Passenger. @JoCallaghanKat’s AI detective takes another case in Leave No Trace. And the thrilling, Vertigo-inspired Eye of the Beholder by Emma Bamford.

A murderer inspired by classic fairy tales in the grisly Little Red Death from @ak_benedict. In @jackjordanbooks latest thriller, Redemption, a mother hunts the man who killed her son. We’ve also got the gripping wartime thriller Shanghai by @josephkanon. Deliver Me from Malin

This week’s new fiction: Nesting, the extraordinary debut novel from @Roisin_ODonnell, Lila Cain’s powerful The Blackbirds of St Giles, Alexandria Warwick’s romantasy epic The North Wind arrives in paperback and @michaelidov’s globetrotting spy thriller, The Collaborators.

Our latest non-fiction: @razeensally’s moving and personal tour of the return to his childhood home of Sri Lanka. And @profbrucehood offers to transform your life as he shares the seven lessons for living well in The Science of Happiness.

Our new fiction: A great week for crime fans as we have Michael Bennett’s thrilling Return to Blood out now in PB, @FrenchNicci’s brilliant The Last Days of Kira Mullan, and @Dr_Jenny_Morris's impressive debut, An Ethical Guide to Murder. @robertcrais returns with the

Published this week, the incredible true story behind the viral 8 Passengers family vlog. In The House of my Mother, Shari Franke tells of the hidden abuse she suffered at the hands of her parents and how she eventually found freedom.

What does it mean to remember? Jacqueline Roy’s In Memory of Us is a profound exploration of memory and the strategies employed for survival in the wake of racism. Out in paperback now: https://t.co/1Da39L9JEX

Our latest non-fiction: @razeensally’s moving and personal tour of the return to his childhood home of Sri Lanka. And @profbrucehood offers to transform your life as he shares the seven lessons for living well in The Science of Happiness, out now in paperback!