• The Bay Julia Rampen

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  • An Exquisite Sense of What is Beautiful J. David Simons

    [trim]"Highly accomplished and moving novel. It says much for Simons' skill that he can show us a [protagonist] Strathairn who for all his flaws and occasional selfishness can engage our sympathies when he finally realises the cost of his own denial." Sunday Herald[/trim]


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  • The Call of the Cormorant Donald S Murray

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  • Death Drop Claire MacLeary Death Drop Claire MacLeary

    [trim]'A terrific writer.' Kirsty Gunn[/trim]


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  • Fossils Alison Armstrong

    [trim]“Compelling. The prose bubbles and snaps with an energy that’s as changeable as its teen protagonist … a stunning, important novel about poverty and hopelessness, compassion and resilience.” Emily Devane[/trim]


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  • Case Study Booker Case Study Graeme Macrae Burnet

    [trim]“Such is Burnet’s skill that he immediately convinces the reader that everything he is about to say is based on historical fact … brilliantly depicted … intriguing … compulsive reading.” John Boyne, Irish Times[/trim]


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  • Castles from Cobwebs Castles from Cobwebs J.A. Mensah

    [trim]'Striking … a memorable read that shines a light on important social issues whilst telling a beautiful story of hope, friendship and self-discovery.' BETH BARKER, NRTH LASS[/trim]


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  • Case Study Graeme Macrae Burnet

    [trim]"A riveting psychological plot ... tortuous, cunning ... clever." – KATE WEBB, THE TLS[/trim]


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  • Approval John D. Rutter

    [trim]“Richly detailed in place and setting.” New Writing North[/trim]


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  • Shocked Earth Shocked Earth Saskia Goldschmidt

    [trim]“One of my favourite books of [the year]: it was one of those rare books that I kept thinking about while I wasn’t reading it … It’s an absolute cracker … this book’s humanity is precisely where its power lies.” Helen Vassallo, Translating Women[/trim]


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  • In a Veil of Mist Donald S Murray

    [trim]“A moving portrait of a place and its people … a quiet, sad but brilliant novel.” Antonia Senior, Times, Book of the Month in best historical fiction, March 2021.[/trim]


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  • Castles from Cobwebs J.A. Mensah

    [trim]‘From start to finish, I was spellbound by the characters (especially Imani), the narrative voice, and the vivid imagery. Mensah intricately weaves complex characters, vivid descriptions, universal topics of love, loss, identity, religion, with themes like the search for a place to belong, into a well spun tapestry, a mind-spinning tale, a heart-pounding novel – and I'm hooked. I absolutely love this book.’ – Yvonne Battle-Felton, author of Remembered, longlisted for the Women’s Prize 2019[/trim]


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  • The Scribbler Iain Maitland

    [trim]“The cavalier approach to the investigation brings tragedy and further killings in its wake … an interesting twist” Jon Morgan, Shots Magazine[/trim]


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  • The Lyre Dancers Mandy Haggith

    [trim]“A beautifully woven conclusion to a fascinating trilogy of ancient adventures … Haggith has worked to extensive lengths to breathe life into an age that has long been forgotten … she approaches [the] story with eloquence that makes the reading itself an adventure of its own.” Charlie Ceats, Cultured Vultures[/trim]


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  • Buy The Unreliable Death of Lady Grange The Unreliable Death of Lady Grange Sue Lawrence

    [trim]'Swept me along breathlessly... The cruelty and complexity of eighteenth-century Scottish society is richly represented.' Dr Annie Gray[/trim]


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  • Dead Ringer Nicola Martin

    [trim]“Dead Ringer takes you on a riotous and compelling ride. Nicola Martin delivers an accomplished debut, one that successfully captures the twisted inherent desires that surface when two differing lives become dangerously entwined.” Lloyd Otis, author of Dead Lands[/trim]


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