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Molly & the Captain – Anthony Quinn

£9.99

Please note that this title is not published until August 10th.

Three interlinked narratives which explore the fate and provenance of two related portraits. A vivid evocation of period detail and a moving meditation on the themes of art, beauty, and love.

Molly & the Captain – Anthony Quinn

£9.99

Three interlinked narratives which explore the fate and provenance of two related portraits. A vivid evocation of period detail and a moving meditation on the themes of art, beauty, and love.

Mother’s Boy – Patrick Gale

£9.99

A tender fictional depiction of the life of the poet Charles Causley, with beautifully evoked period detail of World War I action and its aftermath, and a moving examination of the tensions between a life of the mind and personal fulfilment.

On Java Road – Lawrence Osborne

£9.99

An atmospheric thriller set in Hong Kong telling the story of a friendship between Adrian Gayle, a veteran British reporter, and his old university friend Jimmy Tang, which is strained when
a young protestor, a friend of Jimmy’s with whom Adrian has fallen in love, disappears.

Pet – Catherine Chidgey

£14.99

When glamorous new teacher Mrs Price arrives at a New Zealand school she becomes an object of fascination for her pupils, who view for the honour of being her pet. Full of twists, taut and gripping, a superbly rendered study of manipulation and betrayl.

Rattlebone – Maxine Clair

£9.99

Reissued 30 years after its original US publication, this exquisitely written coming-of-age story set in a Black neighbourhood in Kansas City portrays the girlhood of Irene Wilson and the members of her community striving to make their way in a divided America.

The Book of Goose – Yiyun Li

£9.99

Two French girls scheme to produce a novel about their harsh rural 1950s community. Fabienne dictates the plot, Agnes devotedly transcribes. A haunting fable about the mysteries of love, friendship, storytelling, and fame.

The Colony – Audrey Magee

£8.99

A brilliant, often very funny account of the hostility and resentment shown by the inhabitants of an island off the coast of Ireland to two summer visitors, one an artist, the other a linguist
seeking to preserve a dying language.