'Dark, heartbreaking and totally absorbing' - LORRAINE KELLY'Brilliantly written and emotionally compulsive' - HARRIET TYCE'A powerful and thought-provoking page turner' - KATERINA DIAMONDCALL ME MUMMY.
Hailed by the authorites as `the future of housing', The Estate in south London was opened with a flourish by the Lord Mayor of London in the late 1960s.
La nueva novela de Maja Haderlap vuelve a los escenarios de El ángel del olvido (Periférica, 2019): la región de Carintia, en el sur de Austria, y el ámbito cultural, histórico y político de la minoría eslovena que reside en aquella región, a la que pertenece la autora.
From the Sunday Times bestselling author of American Dirt, comes a heartfelt, multigenerational family story which asks: what does it mean to call a place home?
Este relato trata de mostrar el derrotero de una vida intensa, de un hombre que persigue un horizonte inexistente, un lugar donde hacer pie y perseverar en una vida de familia que no es lo suyo, constituye un esfuerzo dificil de plasmar en palabras que no siempre son capaces de expresar los sentimientos de los protagonistas.
Knives OutandOceans 8meetsThe Nestin this hilariously twisty novel by award-winning author HelenKay Dimon, about a woman who returns home from prison to her dysfunctional con artist family and tries to get them to go legit.
The heartwarming Christmas tale, now with an exclusive collection of short stories'A beautifully woven tale of families and their secrets' Liz Fenwick'A warm and engaging read.
The thing I love about Connie Briscoe now is the same thing Ive always loved about Connie Briscoeshe writes highly commercial, pacey, character-driven stories.
Shortlisted for the first ever Booker Prize'A masterpiece' - Douglas Stuart, author of Shuggie Bain'An extraordinary novel' - Michael Magee, author of Close to Home'It deserves its modern classic status' - The TimesIt's the west of Scotland in the 1950s.
The gripping new thriller with a difference for 2024 from internationally bestselling author Lisa StoneWhat do you do when your home becomes a living nightmare?
Jennie and Alick Glenroy arrived in Maine with nothing, not even their names, starting anew in a different land, leaving the turmoil and violence of Scotland behind them.
At long last Joanna Bennett is returning to her family's island, the childhood home that her heart has yearned for ever since she was forced to the mainland by catastrophe.
Young, vivacious Joanna Bennett desperately wishes to be captain of her own lobstering boat, but despite being the favored daughter of Bennett's Island's founding family, she is still just a girl in the eyes of the community, and a girl living off the coast of Maine in the early 20th century is expected to mind the kitchen, not tend to pot buoys.
Rosa Fleming motors her way to Bennett's Island in the dark of the night, fleeing her divorce, her philandering husband and the gossipmongers of her hometown.
Readers received a refreshing introduction to the Sims and Catts families in Owens' first novel, My Brother Michael, narrated by the inimitable Gabriel Catts.
Winner of the Chatauqua South Award for FictionOut of the shotgun houses and deep, shaded porches of a west Florida mill town comes this extraordinary novel of love and redemption as told by Gabriel Catts.
Before Disney and far from the palm-lined Florida beaches, ten-year-old Danny Ryan is transplanted to a tiny community on the hyacinth-choked Hillsborough River outside Tampa, a place his older sister calls Nowhere.
