Martin and Alex finish university and rent a house in the middle of nowhere with their girlfriends. While the girls try to find jobs, the boys spend the day sleeping, and the tensions build. But when a hedonistic American student arrives, events quickly spiral out of control. Debut novel, in a similar vein as Ian McEwan.
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A new case for St Denis' incomparable Chief of Police, Captain Bruno Courreges, in the third instalment of this engaging series set in rural France.
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NYPSD Lieutenant Eve Dallas is having as much trouble figuring out how Bart Minnock was murdered as who did the murdering. No one seemed to have a problem with the enthusiastic, high-spirited millionaire. Of course, success can attract jealousy, and gaming, like any business, has its fierce rivalries and dirty tricks. But Minnock was quite capable of fighting back in the real world as well as in the virtual one. Eve and her team are about to enter the next level of police work, in ...

Murder and mystery, set in Rome, and the eighth in the Nic Costa series. Twenty years ago, a group called the Blue Demon committed a series of bizarre and ritualistic crimes evoking the legacy of the lost race of the Etruscans, and leaving in their wake a group of dead students, a murdered couple, a cryptic message and a kidnapped child.
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A cool, culty thriller with a supernatural edge from an author already established as a bestseller with his fiction for children. With huge appeal for older fans of Darren Shan's work (15+), as well as all those adults who secretly love it too. The first two volumes in the trilogy were previously published in 1999 and 2000. Now, for the first time, CITY OF THE SNAKES concludes the story.
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Anne Tyler's latest novel is finally out in PB, and it's as funny and quietly moving as the rest of her vast oeuvre. This novel follows Liam, a sixty-ish schoolteacher who is downsized from his job and experiencing disturbing gaps in his memory. Tyler's previous two novels were shortlisted for the Orange Prize and together have sold almost half a million copies.
"Anne Tyler draws a comedy that is not so much brilliant as it is luminous." Daily Telegraph.
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A classic Sheldon tale of love and betrayal, of a struggle for survival in the new world order.
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When 16-year-old Lucrezia de Medici marries the fifth Duke of Ferrara, Alfonso d'Este, she imagines married life with her handsome husband will be idyllic. But little does she know that he is a very complicated man. The marriage is fraught with difficulties from the start and eventually Lucrezia decides to seek solace elsewhere. For Alfonso, the pressure mounts, for the Vatican is threatening to reclaim his title, should he and Lucrezia remain unable to produce an heir. He grows to resent his duchess and begins ...

A.L. Kennedy's fifth remarkable collection of short stories shows us exactly what becomes of the broken-hearted. Always attuned to the moment of epiphany, these twelve stories are profound, intimate observations of men and women whose lives ache with possibility - each story a dramatisation of the instant in a life that exposes it all. She reveals the sadness, violence, hurt and terror, but also the redemption of love - and she does so with the enormous human compassion, wild leaps of humour, and the brilliantly ...

Meet Scarlett O'Hara - wedding planner extraordinaire - who's famous for making dreams come true. Scarlett's personal life ran just as smoothly. Until now. Her dependable boyfriend has moved to Brazil. She's had to give up her Dublin flat and move back home. And she's pregnant. Worse still, she doesn't know who the father of the baby is...even though she's slept with exactly 4 1/2 men in her entire life. How will Scarlett cope now all her best laid plans have gone with the wind?
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Paul Chowder is a poet of some little reknown who is sitting in his barn, trying to write the introduction to a new anthology of poetry called Only Rhyme. What unfolds is a wholly entertaining and beguiling love story about poetry, among other things; Paul tells us about all of the great poets, from Tennyson, Swinburne, and Yeats to the moderns to the contemporary scene as well as the staff of The New Yorker's editorial department. A tender, wonderfully romantic, often hilarious, and inspired novel.
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Bagshawe's glamorous novel, written in the style of Sidney Sheldon. Over 280 million copies of Sheldon's books have sold worldwide. Set in the fallout of the 2009 US stock market meltdown, featuring a woman out for revenge.
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Outsourced is Zeltserman's most commercial book to date. A classic heist thriller pitched somewhere between Ocean's Eleven and Dog Day Afternoon, it's the story of a group of software engineers who lose their jobs due to an industry push to outsourcing. Desperate, and seeing their middle class lives crumbling apart, they come up with a brilliant plan to use their computing skills to rob a bank. But not even a systems analyst can foresee every eventuality, so the group falls foul of the Russian Mafia.
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Dave Gurney, retired NYPD homicide detective, finds himself in the middle of a murder investigation that makes no sense. The killer seems to have known his victim intimately. The killer is smart and he is playing with the police. Gurney needs to be smarter if he's going to catch him, but this seems only to be the beginning. And the killer alone knows where it will end. Twin Peaks meets Tell No One in this mindblowing thriller that is set to become one of the ...

When novelist Theo Kendal inherits the remote fenland house in which his cousin Charmery was murdered, he believes it will bring him closer to the truth about her death. It will also be the ideal place to finish his new book. But the bleak Fenn House is a lonely and sometimes uncomfortable place to spend the winter. And the strangest thing is that Theo's new novel seems to be writing itself - and heading in an unplanned direction. British psychological thriller writing at its best.
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