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Whispers in the Glen
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A Case of Matricide (paperback)
Graeme Macrae Burnet
[trim]‘A very literary novel. Not only for the crisp prose it is written in, but also for the many literary allusions ¬within its pages … Burnet shows real mastery of his material, and it’s no ¬wonder his second novel, His Bloody ¬Project, was shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 2016. This new offering is dark, but playful … a pleasing, if ¬disturbing doll’s house.’ Irish Independent[/trim]
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Miss Blaine’s Prefect and the Uncharted Island
Olga Wojtas
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Kingfisher
Rozie Kelly
[trim]"Kelly excels" The Telegraph[/trim]
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Alive in the Merciful Country
A.L. Kennedy
[trim]'Kennedy is a force of nature.' New York Times[/trim]
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A Case of Matricide
Graeme Macrae Burnet
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The Disappearance of Adèle Bedeau
Graeme Macrae Burnet
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The Interview
J. David Simons
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How We Named the Stars
Andrés N. Ordorica
[trim]‘Dazzling. . . . a heartbreaking tale of a first-generation college student exploring his sexuality and roots while reckoning with grief. Ordorica portrays Daniel and Sam’s encounters with tenderness and heat, and Daniel’s aching and poignant narration. . . . is chock-full of wisdom’ Publishers Weekly, Starred Review[/trim]
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Lady’s Rock
Sue Lawrence
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What Doesn’t Kill Us
Ajay Close
[trim]"Immensely humane, a book of huge themes and minutely observed characters … with a warm intelligence, compassion and wit.” Ewan Morrison[/trim]
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Miss Blaine’s Prefect and the Gondola of Doom
Olga Wojtas
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The Salt and the Flame
Donald S Murray
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The Bay
Julia Rampen
[trim]“Careful and compassionate … compelling and tense … full of humour, and precise and beautiful description.” Emma Healey, author of Elizabeth Is Missing[/trim]
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An Exquisite Sense of What is Beautiful
J. David Simons
[trim]"An Exquisite Sense of What is Beautiful moved me a great deal. But perhaps an even greater delight is the sheer beauty of Simons' descriptions: despite the engaging plot pulling me onwards, I often stopped to re-read and savour these. Really a wonderful, pleasurable, thoughtful novel." Sophie Cooke, author of The Glass House and Under the Mountain[/trim]
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The Call of the Cormorant
Donald S Murray
[trim]“A wonderful tale looking at belonging and identity... in the strong storytelling tradition of both Northern Scotland and the Nordic countries, and [Murray] is a master of it.” Alistair Braidwood, Scots Whay Hae / CamGlen Radio[/trim]
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